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hi ...

I just went thru what I thought was a sucessful install of the latest version of ODM.

I log in and I get this error at the top of the page:

YOU ARE HERE: ERROR

every link I click takes me to another login screen, then the same thing repeats itself.

is there a cure for this?

thanks for any input...

Gary
Check your PHP error logs.
seemed to have fixed it. It did'nt like a HYPHEN in the database name.

*hmm*
I am getting the same error. I don't have a hyphen in my database name
Morning all,

This bug is quite bad actually, as it can lock out ALL users if it occurs. I've noticed it happening when a new user has been made and then they try to login without a password, that then seems to blow out every password.

I did not have any hyphens in the database name.

SOLUTION:

I have found that if you add/modify users directly in the Database using MySQL or similar and bypass the user addition PHP code in DocMan it causes no issues.

Hope this helps someone.
Unable to duplicate this on our demo system. Can you provide the steps to reproduce?


Thanks
Muplor Wrote:Morning all,

This bug is quite bad actually, as it can lock out ALL users if it occurs. I've noticed it happening when a new user has been made and then they try to login without a password, that then seems to blow out every password.

I did not have any hyphens in the database name.

SOLUTION:

I have found that if you add/modify users directly in the Database using MySQL or similar and bypass the user addition PHP code in DocMan it causes no issues.

Hope this helps someone.
(03-31-2014, 01:42 AM)Muplor Wrote: [ -> ]Morning all,

This bug is quite bad actually, as it can lock out ALL users if it occurs. I've noticed it happening when a new user has been made and then they try to login without a password, that then seems to blow out every password.

I did not have any hyphens in the database name.

SOLUTION:

I have found that if you add/modify users directly in the Database using MySQL or similar and bypass the user addition PHP code in DocMan it causes no issues.

Hope this helps someone.

Thank you, this method definitely works. I had a clean install and came up with the same problem. Its looks like on installation a password is inserted that is unknown and will not let you login till changed. Very easy to fix using phpmyadmin.

Regards