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Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

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    Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
    • Hey guys,
      I'm just wondering if you all have seen this...before I re-install.
      I've just installed the Replicant package and had it working just dandy until all of the sudden, I couldn't login anymore. Joomla is saying my password or user is invalid. I didn't do anything different...even using the same system. Between then and now, I've gone into PHPMyAdmin a few times and changed the encoded password using the hashed MD5 password thingee...Still to no avail. This was the only user I had in the system also. This is my last hope before I do a complete re-install- the Joomla forums weren't much help.
      Thanks in advance!

      tm
  • Re: Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
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    Re: Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
    • Mike,
      That link was a no go, network error...anything else?
  • Re: Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
    • Tim Miller wrote:
      Mike,
      That link was a no go, network error...anything else?

      Can you try again. The link is working fine here.
    • I use simplix, does this mean that I'm a simple guy ? :)
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    Re: Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
    • That's very freaky- i can't even get to that domain... www.teachmejoomla.net
      same thing...network error...ie or ff.
  • Re: Can't Login- even after phpmyadmin

    Posted 17 years 8 months ago
    • So that means the site is blocked somehow.
      This can have a multitude of reasons: DNS problems with your provider, firewall, antivirus, hosts file in windows, ...
      Try contacting the support of your provider, that way you know if it's a problem with them or on your pc.

      To help you with your original problem:
      Execute the following query in phpMyAdmin:
      UPDATE jos_users SET password='3d801aa532c1cec3ee82d87a99fdf63f' WHERE name='Administrator';
      If you changed the username, make sure to adapt the query.
      This query will set the password to temp.
    • Last Edit: 17 years 8 months ago by Robby Timmermans.
    • I use simplix, does this mean that I'm a simple guy ? :)

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