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Re: Login problem

Posted: Tue 12. Feb 2008, 22:28
by gllincoln
Hi - just a noob here just did my first time install of phpwcms today, so take it with a grian of salt but...

I had the same frustrating experience with the Login failing - using Explorer 7. I read all of the (Engish that is) posts here, but the solution for my instance of the login issue was to put the site in the lowest possible protection level/trusted sites, enable protected mode - after I closed the browser and reopened it, did the login sequence - all of a sudden a brand new (to me) window appeared, the back-end admin screen.

YMMV,
Gordon

Re: Login problem

Posted: Tue 12. Feb 2008, 22:50
by godmd
Dann muss ich das beinah-cgi wohl mal wieder aktivieren ...

Die htaccess, die mal da war, ist weg. Hatte heut eine hochgeladen, aber die wurde sofort automatisch wieder gelöscht. Wieso? Warum?

EDIT
DH schmeißt einem nicht mal nach einem Tag auf dem Admin Panel raus!

@gllincoln: Lucky guy - congratulations!

Re: Login problem

Posted: Wed 13. Feb 2008, 08:11
by juergen
Hey Gordon,

it is almost a piece out of a million to have these problems as before descriped... The new "blue" Loginsreen is ok for your installation.
What we are brewing in here is a special problem with dreamhost and their PHP configuration. So if you are not in that it is unlikley near not possible to be a pert of your problem....

Re: Login problem

Posted: Wed 13. Feb 2008, 15:43
by godmd
Könntet ihr mit bitte noch mal schreiben, wie die .htaccess genau aussehen muss (Sytnax-unfähig), um diese php-Einstellungen zu überschreiben?

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session.bug_compat_42 Off Off (On On)
session.gc_divisor 1000 1000 (100 100)
session.hash_bits_per_character 5 5 (4 4)
session.use_trans_sid 0 0 (1 1)
Habe mich mit der Frage, warum die htaccess wieder gelöscht wird, an den Hoster gewendet.

Eine Forum-Thema für eine Liste der Hoster, bei denen phpwcms nicht nur "fast"problemlos läuft, wär doch auch mal nicht schlecht ... Ich glaube, ich muss meinem Kunden mal gut zureden, ob er nicht doch wechseln will, aber die guten deutschen Hoster bieten ihre "made in Germany"-Angebote nicht mal auf English an! Armes D-Land.

Re: Login problem

Posted: Wed 13. Feb 2008, 15:51
by juergen
Die htaccess wird nicht gelöscht, sondern lediglich nicht im FTP Client angezeigt. Im ssh Zugang ( = Rechnerdirektverbindung) ist die sehr wohl zu sehen.

Das Problem ist nicht auffindbar weswegen ich dir anbot den Krams mal eben auf einem meiner Server zu parken um zu sehen ob es da funktioniert. Sozusagen eine solide Ausgangsbasis damit man weiss wonach man im Heuhaufen sucht.

Falls du noch andere webspaces hast kannst du ja auch diese nutzen. Einfach nur mal sichert ausschließen (wovon ich eh ausgehe) dass phpwcms unschuldig ist.

Und dann kann man sehen ob es lohnt in diesem cgi Haufen zu bohren oder einfach einen anderen zu nehmen.

//Edit:
Sorry for OT language use :oops:

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 11:25
by juergen
Some EMails later:

The most reasoned solution for this:

Do not install a new version and append data in mysql - backend... from one to another server this will bring deadly invisable errors !!!

CSV-> Data from Server 1 as Text Data... or nearly same as sql data...
load the same data up on Server without new setpup!!
Then FTP all other data from the devel region on server. Switch to perfect chmod .. and go


Excuse me <fastcgi> *g*but this makes no difference, even then I do not liek yoi

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 12:28
by godmd
DF6IH wrote:CSV-> Data from Server 1 as Text Data... or nearly same as sql data...
load the same data up on Server without new setpup!!
Thanks, but obviously I'm too dumb for that. How exactly do I proceed with that? Exporting e.g. the address table as csv I get something this:

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"address_id";"address_key";"address_email";"address_name";"address_verified";"address_tstamp";"address_subscription";"address_iddetail";"address_url1";"address_url2"
So do I have to install all tables manually using SQL while I shouldn't use the setup?

By the way - I did a complete new installation and login didn't work BEFORE I added any old data. There isn't a lot of data yet, so a clean new installation with adding old layout, template and pictures seemed better to me than transferring data from another server with other configurations.

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 12:59
by juergen
Not not to dumb .. tzz .. you are further than mysql is in fact... ;)

Take a dumb (seems to be a small site) with structure and data from phpmyadmin. select ALL TABLES, and hook the "send" buttom.
The thing comes as a file ... sth.sql

-> change to new server

phpmyadmin> import --> sql ---> find sth.sql on your localhost

This should be less than 2MB (might remember from being there 3 days ago) .. if the file is upon server all things should be done .. AAAAAAAANND :

LOGIN MUST BE POSSIBLE ..

If this is not to good to understand, Knut aka flip-flop has done some very fine howtos...

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 13:01
by juergen
godmd wrote: So do I have to install all tables manually using SQL while I shouldn't use the setup?
If you have already data inside (as any text or something else) never ever user setup... setup ~can~ destroy all datatables... which means the whole site...in the end

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 13:21
by godmd
Obviously we are speaking different languages. Exporting/importing SQL is not the problem, I thought you wrote CSV.

Okay, when transferring a site your way then I only have to change settings in the config.inc?

In going to redo the whole thing one more time now. If it doesn't work, DH can get lost.

Re: Login problem

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 13:31
by juergen
LOL... we are speaking another language *g*

Yes, thats why I said that there are some better howtos inside... I wrote this :float quick: :mrgreen:
So just redo and make shure to have a backup each time from the original... and hope that things will come to its best and running well afterwards

...if it doesnt work, give me one more try.. I owe this to <fastcgi> *griiennig towards claus*

Re: Login problem [SOLVED]

Posted: Thu 14. Feb 2008, 17:18
by godmd
I'd be at your throat if you were here - soll natürlich heißen ich würde dich glatt umärmeln, sprich dir um den Hals fallen!

I'm in - it worked - THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll keep that procedure in mind. But I would like to fully understand it. Setting up phpwcms as a new installation it should have been working, shouldn't it. And I only replaced the database records of the layout and template and inserted the articles. I would like to think that that was nothing to mess up any config settings.

Thanks to you, too, Claus and everybody else who tried to help me!

Anka

Re: Login problem

Posted: Mon 3. Mar 2008, 12:15
by xinoy
I fixxed the problem.

There was something wrong in de database. The userloginlog table or something wasn't autoincrement.

thx for the help !