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setting up cpg 1.3.2: "Admin username and password must only contain alphanumeri

Started by housetier, February 14, 2005, 02:08:43 PM

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housetier

Moin!

I just downloaded cpg132, and while setting up I get this error:

QuoteAdmin username and password must only contain alphanumeric characters.

I have tried several combinations for user and password, and they all yielded the
same error message. I tried Kupfer/Stahl and steele/t2oCLKuK for example. I am
sure those were alphanumeric.

Having PHP display error messages also does not reveal more. I also checked the
mysql and apache logs but there where no errors.

I have:
cpg 1.3.2
php 4.3.10
mysql 4.0.23
apache2 2.0.53

The webserver has read and write permissions on all the files in the cpg directory.

What can I try to successfully install cpg132?

Joachim Müller

if you're absolutely sure you have entered proper data (mind the caps lock key!), you could try uncommenting the routine that checks for valid username and password. Edit install.php, find        test_admin_login();and replace with//        test_admin_login();(not recommended). Probably there's something fishy with your server varr instead. Am I right in guessing that you're self-hosted on a Windoze-box?

Joachim

housetier

Quote from: GauGau on February 14, 2005, 05:29:46 PM
Probably there's something fishy with your server varr instead.

There was; it seemed a certain upgrade to apache2 hadn't made into the package when I dowloaded it.
I just upgraded to newer versions of the apache2 and php4 packages and the installation succeeded.

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Am I right in guessing that you're self-hosted on a Windoze-box?

You were right about self-hosting, but this is a linux box. :-)

Anyway the problem is now solved :-D