forms authentication - FBA based SharePoint Application Backup restore -

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Does any SharePoint Web application try to use Form Based Authentication (FBA) on another SharePoint server?

We are facing some issues: the restoration of FBA based SharePoint web applications:

  1. We have a server where we created a web application based on FBA It has an FBA database in
  2. We have backed up the FBA database on the new server.
  3. We have tried to back up the web application and restore it to a new server.
  4. We changed the authentication settings and the web for the FBA. Conflict entries changed.
  5. Upon reaching the site, I was able to log on to the site and was watching all the content. But when I use this function in the object model, it always lies on which user I log in: 

  SPContext.Current.Web.DoesUserHavePermissions (SPContext.Current.Web.RoleDefinitions ["Read"] .base parameter) ostring ()

Before such issues Have been faced?

Has anyone tried to back up an FBA based web application?

We have restored a separate farm that lives in a different domain - will it have any effect?

I successfully backed up and restored database and SharePoint Web application for an FBA-enabled SharePoint application Have been successful.

The steps you have taken seem right to me but are you sure that you have fulfilled them correctly?

Particular step 5: You have to make sure that you enable the Central Administration site and your Web application configuration settings (web.config settings and enabling FBA by increasing the application in a new zone). According to the original app, you have configured everything, double check it.

One more thing to check is that you have a custom role definition "Admin" actually exists I think it does and should have been supported above / restored successfully, but This one is worth checking out.

One thing that I did differently was to move to the content database (rather than backup / central administration or restore via STSADM). I do not think it will make any difference, but it works for me.


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