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  • April 14, 2020
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Hugo Nienhuis
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I am trying to configure the login page for the webgui to my likings. I have noticed the following behaviour:

After changing the setting.ini to:

Application_title       = Binatic Software b.v. www.binatic.nl

Application_login_logo  = \\*******\logo_binatic.jpg

Browsericon             = \\*******\favicon.ico

ShowLoginInfo                 = No

 

and recycling the application pool I have the following, desired, result:

 

After logging in, logging out and then using SHIFT-F5 in the browser to clear cache, I get:

 

 

The title is the same title I use within the IAM. I cannot get the right logo/title back unless I recycle the application pool again.

 

Is this the intended behaviour?

Best answer by Erik Brink

Hi Hugo,

These ini parameters indeed get overwritten by the similar settings from IAM.

Our intention is to configure as much application settings as we can from IAM. We still need these settings from the static ini file for the first incoming user/login only, because we didn't connect to the IAM database yet.

So, our advice is to give both settings the same value.

Regards, Erik

 

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  • April 14, 2020

Hi Hugo,

These ini parameters indeed get overwritten by the similar settings from IAM.

Our intention is to configure as much application settings as we can from IAM. We still need these settings from the static ini file for the first incoming user/login only, because we didn't connect to the IAM database yet.

So, our advice is to give both settings the same value.

Regards, Erik

 

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