I would just like to add that for people with login problems. Take the web config file above and ad the
*machineKey validationKey=”AutoGenerate,IsolateApps”
decryptionKey=”AutoGenerate,IsolateApps”
validation=”SHA1″/*
directive ABOVE *system.web*. Then delete the db tables and run the site to autogenerate the schema. This is because any changes you make to the config file as regards hash algorithms etc are not applied to an existing schema. Also this mode of encryption uses the aplication name so be sure its set on EACH provider line before creating the schema. Then everything works as expected.
Kudo’s OP.

http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?38,368612,372250

Any idea what might be causing this?

Thanks,

Mario B.

There are a few tweaks required to make this configuration work. For example, editing the credentials and host information for the membership database is the first thing you need to do. Also adding an authorization configuration section should enforce authentication rules if any.

If you’re getting a result where the user data is created by the membership data isn’t, it may be isolated to your environment.

Try testing with a brand new database (empty schema). Be sure the membership connection string user account has create table access and ensure that the autogenerate schema is enabled (bottom option). (I would also double check that the user account can access the database from the host you’re using). I would also double check that you’re using the most recent build of the mysql.web and mysql.data assemblies (6.2.2) found here: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/net/#downloads (I’ve been using the Mono build to avoid the installation).

Let me know if that helps.

I tried your code and it is the only one that get me close to the solution.
However , when i am creating an account in the web site manager tool , i a getting a message , Your account was not created.
But i do see that the tables users does have the new user where membership does not. and this is probably the problem. It unable to create an entry in membership table.

Any idea?
Thanks,
Eli