nickbro

Try upgrading to v10.6 and see if that makes things work or not, take a backup so you can revert if needed. Running setup.aspx again can see if there's some configuration issue, so might be worth resetting the password

HAP+ should not be installed on a domain controller, it should be on a member server The UPN should be the full domain name (NOT a FQDN of a DC) Use v10.5 for forms based logins Use v10.6 + Azure AD App Proxy for SSO constrained Kerberos delegation (this is the recommended configuration) If you move HAP+ to a new server, or the server name changes the encryption of the password will break, disable authentication on setup.aspx and re-enter the admin password and save (re apply the authentication on setup.aspx) Consider moving from on premise file storage to using OneDrive/SharePoint (this was the main reason I stopped working on HAP+)

Ok, that's odd then, the system should use the UPN to find the domain controllers, is there any DNS issues on the server?

App_Data/hapconfig.xml

can you check the hapconfig.xml file and see what's set in there

If you can install it via the documents available on the github site then yes this would be perfect. It's not in active development and apart from this forum there was never support

You are right, requires p1 or a3. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/concept-sspr-writeback

Pay? It's free, same with AppProxy.

If you are getting that alert it's not coming from HAP+ as far as I can see. If you want to password resettings/changing/expiring, I would strongly recommend setting HAP+ up behind AzureAD AppProxy SSO and use AzureAD for that. It is coded to look for expired passwords, but not expiring passwords

Is it giving any errors?

$('input[type=text]').keyup(function (e) { if (e.keyCode == 13) { $("#<%=username.ClientID%>").val($.trim($("#<%=username.ClientID%>").val())); location.href = $("#<%=login.ClientID %>").attr("href"); } else if (e.keyCode == 220 || e.keyCode == 222) { alert("Please enter just your username"); $(this).val($(this).val().substr(0, $(this).val().length - 1)); } }); $('input[type=password]').keyup(function (e) { if (e.keyCode == 13) { $("#<%=username.ClientID%>").val($.trim($("#<%=username.ClientID%>").val())); location.href = $("#<%=login.ClientID %>").attr("href"); } });

870 should be it

Search for the original and replace Should be near a download warning

There isn't

I can't test anymore as I don't work in a place that uses HAP+ anymore.

10.6 should really only be used if you stick HAP+ behind AzureAD AppProxy

In the hapConfig.xml file under myfiles set writechecks="false"

Hi all, it'll be a caching issue, that will be baked into the code I think. Lets see if we can hack something into the javascript... Line 798 of /myfiles/default.aspx SelectedItems()[0].Data.Path.replace(/\\/g, "/") ---> (SelectedItems()[0].Data.Path.replace(/\\/g, "/") + '?' + Math.Random()) Same on 814 + 1432 Line 1032 + 1047 item.Data.Path.replace(/\\/g, "/") --> (item.Data.Path.replace(/\\/g, "/") + '?' + Math.Random())

Highly suggest you don't run HAP+ on a DC. Run it on a member server and the app pool config will work correctly. Watch the v8+ installation video

That doesn't look quite right v=spf1 ipv4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all

Yes you do. Microsoft use the spf record for these checks

It connects to AD via standard AD calls, much the same as login into a computer. You may encounter the issue with v10.6 where my files doesn't work, you will need v10.5 for that to work correctly. v10.6 is for Azure App Proxy and SSO deployment

HAP+ needs to be installed on a server which is domain joined. It is strongly recommended not to install HAP+ on a domain controller. Installation video:

What do you mean by ad store? Hap requires installation into an active directory environment