Hello people, i know this question has been posted many times and there were several answers. I tried almost all of them but it still doesn't work:
I use a commercial webhost-server in germany running PHP Version 5.1.2. On this server i have about 4 cms-systems installed, almost all of them in different versions. As I tried to log in today i encountered the following error. I type username and password and hit the submit button. After that i simply return to the login page. No error message like wrong password or user does not exist. I read that it has something to do with session stuff from php upgrades (higher than php 4) Someone wrote to create a .htaccess file... but the description was not detailed enough so i couldn't manage that. I cannot login to any of my cms-system. One system i upgraded manually by replacing the old files with the 1.1.3.1-diff release. Does not work. If someone can explain me what the problem is and how i can fix it i would be very glad. If you need more information about the server itself.. here is the phpinfo:
http://u0049783680.user.hosting-agency.de/info.php
Thank you in advance!
Admin login does not work
Re: Admin login does not work
Hello,
try to give more access rights on the /tmp/sess/u0049783680 folder so the webserver can write session information in it. try
And see with your hosting provider how to enable PHP sessions.
Pierre M.
try to give more access rights on the /tmp/sess/u0049783680 folder so the webserver can write session information in it. try
Code: Select all
chmod 777 /tmp/sess/u0049783680
Pierre M.
-
- Forum Members
- Posts: 12
- Joined: Tue Apr 25, 2006 6:37 am
Re: Admin login does not work
Hei, are we talking about "/tmp" seen from the server's roor directory ? because if you meant that.. i will have the problem that for me it is not possible to access anything on the root level... My directory access ends in my homeshare /home/u0049783680 .... or did you mean the /tmp directory of my cms installation (think not..)
Edit: Oh ok it is this part i think: session.save_path /tmp/sess/u0049783680 /tmp
from the phpinfo()... well i am not sure if they will do anything about that.. but i will ask them..
other ideas are still welcome.. but thanks for this first aid !
Edit: Oh ok it is this part i think: session.save_path /tmp/sess/u0049783680 /tmp
from the phpinfo()... well i am not sure if they will do anything about that.. but i will ask them..
other ideas are still welcome.. but thanks for this first aid !

Last edited by linken_harmy on Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.