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No. other installation on the same server are OK.DeXXus wrote:I'm not sure what it could be.
Did they upgrade PHP? mySQL?
yesDeXXus wrote:Is the frontend still all okay?
yesDeXXus wrote:Is the .htaccess contents unchanged?
i could... how?DeXXus wrote:Can you turn on all errors & notices via "php.ini"?
latest cvsDeXXus wrote:What version of phpWCMS?
no, i created an other account via phpmyadmin, same effectDeXXus wrote:Was there other usernames/passes to try?
yesDeXXus wrote:Is "config.inc.php" values still correct?
noDeXXus wrote:Did host have to do a restore from backup, lately?
surely not, other installations are fineDeXXus wrote:Is browser settings or firewall interfering with sessions or cookies?
you mean installing it over the 'old' version?DeXXus wrote:Maybe, if all else fails, you could backup everything, including your site-specific changes to Config, CSS files, hacks and such, then redo an install of that version. If it is as you say... you could use the same username and have only two(2) possible passwords between you and getting it to run.
too sadDeXXus wrote:Sorry I don't have any GOOD ideas. I admit I've never been faced with your problem, before
SNap wrote:i could... how?DeXXus wrote:Can you turn on all errors & notices via "php.ini"?Code: Select all
error_reporting=E_ALLyou mean installing it over the 'old' version?DeXXus wrote:Maybe, if all else fails, you could backup everything, including your site-specific changes to Config, CSS files, hacks and such, then redo an install of that version. If it is as you say... you could use the same username and have only two(2) possible passwords between you and getting it to run.
YEP
too sad :DeXXus wrote:Sorry I don't have any GOOD ideas. I admit I've never been faced with your problem, before
