On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Fred Hirsch wrote:
> Three tables, member, person and possibly grp have some influence on
> this issue. In person I have two users... the admin and a test user
> with no admin privelages. In grp I have two groups, the admin group-1
> and a test user group-2. In member admin i
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Emiliano wrote:
> > problem. Could it be that an unencrypted password is not allowed foor the
> > root user? Wouldn't be too bad, I didn't mean to have the password
> > clear-text anyway, but if so, it should be documented.
>
> If this is so it is a bug which must be resolve
Thanks Armand, Henri and Emile for your help. Next time I will try
better to RTFM.. \\grins//
> You're using the beta on a production server? Ouch...
Best I can do, though to be honest, its not a fully public site/project,
it makes me no money, and installing Midgard is mostly a hobby for me.
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Armand A. Verstappen wrote:
> I think I just ran into the same problem on my test setup. Changing the
> '**password' to '[encrypted-pass]' using an sql-statement solved the
> problem. Could it be that an unencrypted password is not allowed foor the
> root user? Wouldn't be to
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Henri Bergius wrote:
> You log on using [username][delimiter][sitegroup] as the
> user ID. The password is same as usual.
Also, for non-SG0 sites things remain the same. Use the sg0migrate script
to move production content out of SG0 (which everything defaults to).
> You're
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Fred Hirsch wrote:
> I did compile midgard 1.4b3 with site groups enabled in midgard lib.
> The password which is set by default by the update script is
> **password. I assumed the ** was a means of denoting that the password
> was unencrypted. However, this seems to have so
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> > Admin has a plain password of "**password" assigned in the database,
> > while the test user has an encrypted password. No matter what I attempt,
> > I cannot logon to the admin ID using the given
On 18 Apr, Fred Hirsch wrote:
> I did compile midgard 1.4b3 with site groups enabled in midgard lib.
Ok, that is where the problem is.
> The password which is set by default by the update script is
> **password. I assumed the ** was a means of denoting that the password
> was unencrypted. Howev
Henri Bergius wrote:
> The new Midgard version has SiteGroups enabled by default,
> and so uses its login conventions. Here is what Emile wrote
> on it recently:
I did compile midgard 1.4b3 with site groups enabled in midgard lib.
The password which is set by default by the update script is
**p
On 18 Apr, Fred Hirsch wrote:
> Hallo,
Greetings!
> Got 1.4b3 installed with very few problems after upgrading from 1.26b2.
That is good to hear. I haven't yet had the time to
try the release myself...
> Admin has a plain password of "**password" assigned in the database,
> while the test use
Hallo,
Got 1.4b3 installed with very few problems after upgrading from 1.26b2.
I have encountered a problem with aspects of this install which I have
not seen in the past:
Has the method in which the admin password is encrypted changed? I
discovered this problem using the following procedure:
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