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Forms authentication to deleted file

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spaulding

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Jan 10, 2001
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Really need some help here. New to .Net and am trying to post my first "Real" .Net Website. As I was learning, I built a test site and set it up to forms authenticate. I've since deleted it. Here's the rub, my "real" website doesn't use any authentication and when I run it localhost it runs fine. However, when I run it using its I get the forms redirect to the login page for my deleted test site. The only places I can find reference to that page are in the "temporary asp.net files" folder and in the application pool section of the IIS MMC. I'm reluctant to just delete files from there. I've rechecked the web config file for my website and its authentication mode is set to "none".
I've obviously screwed something up, but have no clue where to go to unscrew it. I'd appreciate the help.
 
Thanks, Did that but it didn't help. Now the only reference to the login page for the deleted site is in the default application pool. I'm trying to find out how to delete just that application, but have been unsuccessful so far. Everything I've read talks about deleting the whole application pool.
Again, I'd appreciate any help.
 
I feel dumb!!!! Our DNS was pointing to an old server which ALSO had a copy of the test page on it. But the good news is I've got a completely rebuilt web server now. You can imagine my jaw dropping when I completely reformatted the server hard drive, reinstalled the OS, reinstalled IIS and the web app and STILL had the same error. Ahh well!
 
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