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asp.net mvc 3 - RoleProvider dosn't work with custom IIdentity and IPrincipal on server

I'm using a custom IIdentity and IPrincipal in my ASP.NET MVC application via EF 4.3 as expalined here (and follow accepted answer's solution). Also, I have a custom RoleProvider. In local (using IIS Express), it works currectly. But now, when I upload the application on a real host, it seems all users are in "admin" role! e.g. I create a user that is not in role "admin", but it can access to all protected pages (that need "admin" role). e.g. Role.IsUserInRole always returns true. Have you any idea please? Can you help me? Is there any setting that I should to do in IIS?

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I explain that solution and it works for me. I don't now, may be you should rollback to the AuthenticateRequest event.If you want to try this way, you have to remove RoleManagerModule completely from your project. Try this and let me know if works or nop:

// in your module:

public void Init(HttpApplication context) {
    _application = context;
    // rollback this line:
    _application.AuthenticateRequest += ApplicationAuthenticateRequest;
}

// and in web.config

<!-- in system.web section: -->
</system.web>
  <!-- other stufs -->
  <httpModules>
    <remove name="RoleManager"/>
  </httpModules>
</system.web>

<!-- and in system.webServer section: -->
<system.webServer>
  <!-- other stufs -->
  <modules runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests="true">
    <remove name="RoleManager"/>
  </modules>
<system.webServer>

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