I've got an interesting issue with the admin login (and I've read all the posts on this; no luck).
I built a site behind a non-standard port 51 during development.
I moved the site to standard port 80.
The site works fine for browsing and I can log into the admin from any other PC than the one I originally used to build the site.
On the original PC, the login page just keeps returning to the login page when I log in.
With debug on, it looks like I'm validated from the database, assigned cookies, etc, but I still end up with the login page and request to "Enter a valid user credential".
Again, the same login works from other PCs.
I have tried IE and Mozilla (after clearing cookies, all off-line content, etc) with no luck.
I created a new user with admin privileges and tried the new user from the problem PC and still no luck.
I have a second install on the same server, behind the non-standard port and no problems logging into the admin on that install with the 'problem' PC.
I have checked all logs (including tail -f while trying to log in) and see nothing.
Any suggestions would be great.
I'm beginning to think I need to re-install and migrate data/folders to new install...
I'm running apache 2.0.54, cmsms 1.0.6 Niihau, php4
Admin Login Trouble: SOLVED
Admin Login Trouble: SOLVED
Last edited by jimbabwe on Sun Jul 29, 2007 10:26 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Admin Login Trouble
Check your paths in config.php, especially the admin one.
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Re: Admin Login Trouble
I don't think the config.php file can be the cause, since I can log in as admin from other PCs.
The config file has the default 'admin' directory and works from other PCs.
It's only a single pc that won't work, even though it did work before moving the site from port 51.
It's really strange. I can power up my laptop, log right in as admin, but not from the PC I'm using right now.
However, I can log into another admin cmsms page on the same server.
Oh, and both cmsms installs are on a server I maintain as admin.
The only reason I'm raising this is because I have a second site I want to move from behind port 51 and am wondering whether I'll have the same issue.
I basically wonder whether there is some stored credential somewhere on the PC or cmsms that I need to flush.
As I said, I've flushed everything to do with my browser. I also used the admin page from a different PC to clear cmsms cache.
The config file has the default 'admin' directory and works from other PCs.
It's only a single pc that won't work, even though it did work before moving the site from port 51.
It's really strange. I can power up my laptop, log right in as admin, but not from the PC I'm using right now.
However, I can log into another admin cmsms page on the same server.
Oh, and both cmsms installs are on a server I maintain as admin.
The only reason I'm raising this is because I have a second site I want to move from behind port 51 and am wondering whether I'll have the same issue.
I basically wonder whether there is some stored credential somewhere on the PC or cmsms that I need to flush.
As I said, I've flushed everything to do with my browser. I also used the admin page from a different PC to clear cmsms cache.
Re: Admin Login Trouble
SOLVED.
McAfee privacy service (part of the McAfee suite) upgrade/update required explicit entry to allow cookies from my site.
I guess some update/upgrade around the same time I migrated from behind port 51, a McAfee update also happened.
Anyway, I read a lot of different posts on the 'can't log into admin' topic.
I had done all the standard stuff with clearing browser cookies, looking at trusted sites, security settings....
Check out personal firewalls, especially McAffee privacy service --> Configure Privacy Service Options --> Cookies
Once I added my site address (www.etc....), things immediately worked.
Maybe this will help.
McAfee privacy service (part of the McAfee suite) upgrade/update required explicit entry to allow cookies from my site.
I guess some update/upgrade around the same time I migrated from behind port 51, a McAfee update also happened.
Anyway, I read a lot of different posts on the 'can't log into admin' topic.
I had done all the standard stuff with clearing browser cookies, looking at trusted sites, security settings....
Check out personal firewalls, especially McAffee privacy service --> Configure Privacy Service Options --> Cookies
Once I added my site address (www.etc....), things immediately worked.
Maybe this will help.

