Admin Login Problems...

GeoffM · Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 11:38 am

No, nor did I see that instruction in the readme or else where- by "encrypted" do you mean a copy of the password that MySQL stores? or do I now need to get an encrytion program to generate encryted passwords? such things should be in the installation section of the module - I have pretty straight forward PHPNukes installed on industry standard linux hosting platforms most of the troubles I have with installing mod's are my own ineptude adding code (ie not following instructions) or version mismatches - this just seems incomplete to me, but lessons learn now I now what to do with it adding it to my othersite and having had all of them hacked at one time or another I do appreciate this mod to no end.

BellorAnima · New Member Joined: Dec 09, 2004 Posts: 12

I could have sworn that I already replied to this...

Yes, I entered the usernames and passwords into the .staccess file. I had Sentinel build both of the files, I didn't do it manually.

BobMarion · Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:00 pm

GeoffM - NukeSentinel(tm) uses two types of encryption. One type is for the db storage and the other is for the .staccess storage.

BellorAnima - NukeSentinel(tm) will write the login info to the .staccess, provided you have it set to CGIAuth, whenever you make a change to the admin's protected status or password.

dotlr · New Member Joined: Dec 16, 2004 Posts: 1

how do you do that Raven? i'm having an admin loop and can't get into admin at all. comes up with there are no admins created yet, soi create one, then takes me to the log in for admin, try to log in with the god i just made and takes me straight back to there are none created yet. HELP!

montego · Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 10:56 am

I am having similar issues with 2.1.2 install on 7.5 with 2.8 patches. No matter what I try, I cannot get passed the login box. My PHP / Apache is NOT running as CGI so I was simply trying to use HTTP Auth. I have tried it with and without an .htaccess file (my test servers are Windows XP running with Apache). I have never had these issues with 2.0.2. I even copied my previous 2.0.2 based .htaccess file (which had nothing written in it by the way) and 2.1.2 HTTP Auth still does not work.

At this point, I have run out of ideas and have almost given up on trying to get 2.1.2 working, but that is a big shame because everything else is working great! I just can't run without protecting the admin module!

Any ideas?

TIA,
montego

GeoffM · Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 1:11 pm

montego wrote:

........Any ideas?

TIA,
montego

I decided not to use the admin login part for now

BobMarion · Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 1:37 pm

I will be taking time next week to look back over a few trouble spots in the code that have been reported and will take a close look at the HTTPAuth. Strange thing is nothing in that section of the code changed Sad

montego · Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2004 2:47 pm

Not sure how I lost it or if maybe my hosting company changed someone on me, but I fixed the problem by ensuring I had NO extra spaces at the end of config.php and mainfile.php AND added the following to my .htaccess file:

PHP_FLAG output_buffering On

Again, have no idea why it changed all of a sudden.

Regards,
Rob