Website Administrator is a bug farm

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Website Administrator is adding two users into the aspnet_Users table each
time it is used to add a new user. It is also time stamping 6 hours later
that the actual system time when the user is being added.

If I add a user named admin and assign that user to the role Administrators
at 12 noon system time there will be two admin users added to the
aspnet_Users table at 6 PM.

<%= Clinton Gallagher
 
clintonG said:
Website Administrator is adding two users into the aspnet_Users table each
time it is used to add a new user. It is also time stamping 6 hours later
that the actual system time when the user is being added.

If I add a user named admin and assign that user to the role
Administrators at 12 noon system time there will be two admin users added
to the aspnet_Users table at 6 PM.

<%= Clinton Gallagher
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As a coincedence, you're post header shows that you're in a time zone that's
6 hours off (-0600). So, looks like you need some time zone adjustments in
the code/whatever

Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 18:08:40 -0600
 
Ken Halter said:
As a coincedence, you're post header shows that you're in a time zone
that's 6 hours off (-0600). So, looks like you need some time zone
adjustments in the code/whatever

Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 18:08:40 -0600
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Your observation is interesting Ken. My development machine is in fact
configured to use the GMT (-06:00) offset for Central Time but why would the
Website Administration Tool (WTA) compensate and for what purpose? I've been
using the WTA since it was released and I have yet to read or hear of such a
'feature.' Why would there be a second instance of a user added to the
aspnet_Users tables when using the WTA to assign a user to a role? These
questions remain a bizarre mystery.

<%= Clinton Gallagher
 
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