Is there anyone using Halogy codeigniter? I cannot log in to the admin right now because I accidentally cleared the Username and Password blank in Halogy Users Admin when I was updating the name. Please help me.
If you're still interested, Halogy has moved and is now known as ForgeIgniter.
https://github.com/Forgeigniter
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open up the database, navigate to users and change any users groupID to -1
make sure active = 1
everything else can = null
If you're not sure for a default password, here's the default one.
f35364bc808b079853de5a1e343e7159
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I am done with knowage CE6.2 installation just now. And when I am trying to login using user -
demo_admin(user name and password are same)
demo_user (user name and password are same)
I am unable to log in .
Please see the attachment , That shows the default user while installation process
You need start the server of knowage located in the windows button.
Hope give you some help
best resguards
So we just started a website (poweronfilms.com). We only have 2 accounts so far. Josh (the superuser) and me. I am marked as an administrator. For some reason, every time I try to log into the frontend, it just reloads the page. If I put in false credentials, It tells me I have the wrong username/password. But If they're correct, it doesn't do anything. I can still log into the backend just fine though, and it tells me I'm logged in to the site, but I can't access it. Our superuser can still log on.
The most probable reason that it gives error for wrong credential but for valid credential it's not allowing you to login is might be because you have set wrong cookie domain in configuration.php
public $cookie_domain = '';
Recheck that setting, if it points to correct one or try with blank.
There's a myriad of reasons of why you are redirected back to the login page without any error, it might be:
Unwritable tmp and/or logs folder
Non-empty cookie domain
Forced caching in the .htaccess file (see here )
Invalid session handler
The above list is not exhaustive.
joomla backend administrator login panel not working. if entered with correct username and password it just loops(it just refresh).
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It can be due to mainly two factors i.e sessions and plugins
if you try to increase the session time in your global configuration settings to a much higher value like 99999999 you will face this issue. The solution will be to edit your configuration file to change to a reasonable value like 1500 or 3600 etc for a localhost server.
public $lifetime = '1500';
if none of your authentication plugins are enabled you will still face the same issue. So you have to login to phpmyadmin. Go to your Joomla database and find #__extensions. There you search for authentication plugin plg_authentication_joomla. Enable the Joomla authentication plugin i.e change enabled from 0 to 1.
There are many causes for this problem, such as:
A hacked website
Wrong tmp/log paths in the configuration.php file
A disabled authentication user/plugin
While trying to cleanup a Sonar instance from unwanted users/permissions it seems that the permissions for the Administrator have been withdrawn. We can no longer see the settings menu item (normally appears next to the Administrators login link), cannot change alerts any more ...
I have spent a couple of hours now trying to find out where in the DB these permissions reside and hoping to put them back using some insert statements in the DB.
Can someone explain how to put this back? I can login with the Administrator but that is all, no more administrator permissions.
This happens often enough that a FAQ section has been created for it. You'll have to fix it at the database level:
INSERT INTO user_roles(user_id, role) VALUES ((select id from users where login='mylogin'), 'admin');
Is there a way to find your old user name and password for xampp if you have lost it? Also, the xampp server says 'xampp user; does that mean that 'xampp user' is the user name?
Alternately, is there a way to rest the username and password, if the originals cannot be recovered?
Old question but here's the answer, as I recently got stuck with this:
go to \xampp\security and delete xamppdirpasswd.txt, then replace the contents of xampp.users with just 'user'. Now refresh on localhost and you should be prompted for username and password where you just need to enter 'user' and no password.
Then go to http://[localhost]/security/xamppsecurity.php and set a new one!
I think the only way is to manually set new password and/or username.
There is a post on Stacowerflow already which explains quite well how to do it:
Go to your xampp\mysql\bin\ folder
Edit my.ini and insert skip-grant-tables below [mysqld]
Restart MySQL
Set new password for your root user by running UPDATE mysql.user SET
Password=PASSWORD('new_password') WHERE User='root' in phpMyAdmin in
the mysql database (or just leave it like this if MySQL cannot be
accessed from remote hosts)
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