Hey, i'm wondering if someone can give me any ideas on a minor problem i'm having. The issue is that we keep receiving notifications of new user registrations, even though we have them disabled.
OS: Windows 2008 Standard
DB: SQL 2008 Enterprise
Mojo: 2.3.7.6 MSSQL
We are using LDAP for our authentication, pointing our Mojo site to the same Active Directory that an existing web application we have deployed uses, so that we can manage both sites from one area. We have 'UseLDAPFallBackAuthentication' set to true.
We have four sites using folders instead of host names. All of the sites are inter-connected and have the same user base, so related sites mode is on. The root site is public information only, and the 'Sign In' is not made available to users, instead we have a button that directs them to the login.aspx of the site that has the secure pages.
We had originally set this email up to point to our help desk, just so that we could see when users initially were signing in when the site was launched last week. Our help desk quickly became overwhelmed with notifications and we decided that we would like to stop receiving these, as we already know who has access because they are in our Active Directory.
We removed the email address that we had entered in the approval notification field within the sites security settings. The emails still kept coming in to the help desk address.
We added the key NotifyAdminsOnNewUserRegistration to the user.config, and then the web.config and set them to false, but still kept getting the emails.
We turned off UseLDAPFallbackAuthentication with these settings and still receive the emails.
We removed the NotifyAdminsOnNewUserRegistration from user and web.config and tested with the LDAPfallback off, and still are receiving the emails.
As it stands right now we are back where we started. Any thoughts on why we keep getting these emails? Our next solution is to point them to another address and setup a rule to delete them automatically, but we would like to not have to do that.