Topics created by rosario.digiovanni_1930

Hi @rosario-digiovanni_1930 , In an ideal environment, when a user is logged into a domain-joined Windows workstation, then Visual Studio or Edge/Chrome should never prompt the user when WIA is enabled. This applies to ProGet, or any other site/webapp that uses WIA. However, there are many things that can go wrong, and cause WIA to break. Even something as simple as an out-of-sync clock on a workstation. We've written some docs that try to explain how WIA works and give some tips on how to troubleshoot the issue: https://docs.inedo.com/docs/various-ldap-troubleshooting#integrated-authentication-not-working My personal opinion is that WIA was designed for a time before password managers and when everyone worked in an office without VPN. You may find it just not worthwhile to use. NOTE: you can still use your domain credentials (i.e. Active Directory / LDAP), but users will just be required to enter them into ProGet. They can use an API key inside of Visual Studio. Cheers, Steve

Hello Rich and Alana, thank you for your effort. I wrote my problem as a reminder to the open issue https://github.com/OneGet/oneget/issues/430. We will see what happens Kind regards, Rosario

Hello @atripp, today we upgraded successfully to 2.0.17. We believe there were problems with Windows Active Directory Users and the permissions granted per group. Our solution was a new sql user and a corresponding change of the connection string in the ProGet.config. Thank you for your help.

Hello; That search syntax is really only supported by NuGet v3 API, I think; so, ProGet simply forwards on the query to that API, and returns the results. But regardless, connector filters need to be applied after the remote feed returns results, because connector filter logic can be more complex that what is supported by the various feed APIs (you can allow Microsoft.* and Inedo.* for example). More advanced connector filter options are definitely something we've considered, and we'd love to do things like "version: 3.*" for example. But, it's a lot more complicated under the hood, and probably isn't even feasible given the nature of feeds. Alana