Re: Case sensitive username/password

IMO you'll have to compare yourself using a case sensitive comparison in
your login page.

I'm not sure about the goal (as this is unusual it could confuse users, if
this is for additional protection I would rather enforce a particular policy
for passwords).

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I've included a list of username/password combinations in the
Web.Config file and I've a simple .aspx page with a username and
password field for the users to log in. While the password field is
automatically case sensitive, the username field is not. How can I
force the username field to be case sensitive, i.e. match exactly what
I have on the Web.config file? Do I have to use regular expressions?

thanks
Nemo



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