Hi,
A client has handed a website to update that is an older version of CMSMS (the db says version is 31). This installation is so old that the password is not salted. I have tried everything in this thread http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/viewtopi ... =8&t=14467 and still no joy. No special characters in either the username or password and .htaccess is empty. Still have the same symptoms of reloading the login form on submit with no errors displayed even when $config['debug'] = true.
I have also searched this site and the internet for something that would work so as a last resort, I am posting here hoping that my problem has a solution I may not have found. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Admin Login Whoas (Older Version)
Admin Login Whoas (Older Version)
Last edited by EricS on Fri Dec 07, 2012 6:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Admin Login Whoes (Older Version)
I have tried setting and it is indeed set to on but still no success.
Please help!
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register_globals = on
Please help!
Re: Admin Login Whoes (Older Version)
$config['debug'] = true; reveals the following now:
Debug: (1.3000000000041E-5) - (75544)
loading smarty
Debug: (0.00024599999999997) - (109544)
loading adodb
Debug: (0.00048000000000004) - (122676)
loading page functions
Debug: (0.00089899999999998) - (123372)
loading content functions
Debug: (0.001394) - (162264)
loading pageinfo functions
Debug: (0.001806) - (168208)
loading translation functions
Debug: (0.002219) - (168556)
loading events functions
Debug: (0.0027119999999999) - (177724)
loading php4 entity decode functions
Debug: (0.003165) - (178036)
done loading files
Debug: (0.011468) - (421756)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT sitepref_name, sitepref_value from cms_siteprefs<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.016399) - (490620)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM cms_userplugins<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.033255) - (789764)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM cms_modules WHERE active = 1 ORDER by module_name<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug display of 'End of include':(0.071588) - (2776008)
Debug: (0.072892) - (2779652)
No session found. Now check for cookies
Debug: (0.072952) - (2779816)
No cookies found. Redirect to login.
Debug: (0.07309) - (2780160)
debug is:
Debug: (0.073567) - (2780664)
Debug in the page is:
My cookies are definetly enabled. Does anyone have any ideas?
Debug: (1.3000000000041E-5) - (75544)
loading smarty
Debug: (0.00024599999999997) - (109544)
loading adodb
Debug: (0.00048000000000004) - (122676)
loading page functions
Debug: (0.00089899999999998) - (123372)
loading content functions
Debug: (0.001394) - (162264)
loading pageinfo functions
Debug: (0.001806) - (168208)
loading translation functions
Debug: (0.002219) - (168556)
loading events functions
Debug: (0.0027119999999999) - (177724)
loading php4 entity decode functions
Debug: (0.003165) - (178036)
done loading files
Debug: (0.011468) - (421756)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT sitepref_name, sitepref_value from cms_siteprefs<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.016399) - (490620)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM cms_userplugins<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug: (0.033255) - (789764)
<br>
(mysql): SELECT * FROM cms_modules WHERE active = 1 ORDER by module_name<br>
Error (0): <br>
Debug display of 'End of include':(0.071588) - (2776008)
Debug: (0.072892) - (2779652)
No session found. Now check for cookies
Debug: (0.072952) - (2779816)
No cookies found. Redirect to login.
Debug: (0.07309) - (2780160)
debug is:
Debug: (0.073567) - (2780664)
Debug in the page is:
My cookies are definetly enabled. Does anyone have any ideas?
Re: Admin Login Whoes (Older Version)
Not working in FF, IE8 and Chrome. Can anyone give me a clue why no session or cookies found please?
Re: Admin Login Whoas (Older Version)
If I can log in I can update to a current version...please!
Re: Admin Login Whoas (Older Version)
You can update without login to
but you should check error logs somewhere something is probably logged just have to find it
Do a backup, look in /modules folder which third party modules are installed, grab latest version of third party modules and cmsms and upgrade.
Then hopefully your problems are magically fixed or come back with information


Do a backup, look in /modules folder which third party modules are installed, grab latest version of third party modules and cmsms and upgrade.
Then hopefully your problems are magically fixed or come back with information
