I'm not able to see my dashboard in the production environment

[flabioassuncao]

In the local environment work fine, but when I try to see on Azure I receive the 401 error, the credentials dialog doesn't show up and I can't put username and password.

can you help me? Thanks

[yuzd]

Demo:
https://github.com/yuzd/Hangfire.HttpJob/blob/master/Test/TestHangfire/HangfireCollectionExtensions.cs

[night-king]

Me to,
It can work in debug or development env. but I receive the 401 error, the credentials dialog doesn't show up in PRODUCTION env.

[SamuelFormigheri]

@night-king I faced the same issue. In my case the error was occurring in production cause the library uses the header "WWW-Authenticate" and I think our production environment was blocking that. To resolve the issue I didn't use this library and implement an authentication using Jwt.

[srad]

Same issue as @night-king. Blank page in production. Would be rather strange if it's true what @SamuelFormigheri said.
Is anyone maintainnig this package?

[SamuelFormigheri]

Same issue as @night-king. Blank page in production. Would be rather strange if it's true what @SamuelFormigheri said. Is anyone maintainnig this package?

I don't think it's currently active maintained. But the way I create a custom auth middleware was that. Hope it helps.

Program.cs:

app.UseHangfireDashboard("/hangfire", new DashboardOptions
{
    AppPath = "#",
    IgnoreAntiforgeryToken = true,
    DashboardTitle = "Title",
    Authorization = new[] {
        new AuthMiddleware()
    }
});

AuthMiddlewareClass:

public class AuthMiddleware : IDashboardAuthorizationFilter
    {
        public AuthMiddleware() { }

        private bool ValidateToken(string token)
        {
            if (!JWT.IsValidToken(token)) // These was a custom implementation to validate my jwt
                return false;

            return true;
        }

        public bool Authorize(DashboardContext ctx)
        {

            HttpContext context = ctx.GetHttpContext();

            string? token = context.Request.Cookies["Token"];

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(token))
                return false;

            return ValidateToken(token);
        }
    }