Can't Login (anybody out there?)

Tuesday 04 November 2003 11:01:41 am

I published the question below a couple of days ago but got no answer. Can I hope to get one? Or would the incredible magic of eZ publish remain secret to my unfortunate being?

Victor

I finally got the installation completed and working. I logged in a first time, played a lilttle then logged out. When I went back to log in, I only got a "login" link (no text boxes) that only take me to another page that looks the same.

I tried to login at

http://mysite.com/ez/index.php/plain_admin

and was taken to

http://mysite.com/ez/index.php/plain_admin/class/grouplist/

I enabled the debugging mode and got this:

eZ debug
Timing: Nov 02 2003 17:19:03
Script start
Timing: Nov 02 2003 17:19:03
Module start 'user'
Warning: eZTemplate Nov 02 2003 17:19:03
No template could be loaded for "user/login.tpl" using resource "design"
Timing: Nov 02 2003 17:19:03
Module end 'user'
Timing: Nov 02 2003 17:19:03
End

I checked that design/admin/templates/user/login.tpl was there and it is (775 permissions).

I installed eZ publish 3.2-3 in a shared hosting service with no shell access which runs Apache. MySql version is 3.23.49a.

Thanks for your help.

Victor

Wednesday 05 November 2003 12:32:06 pm

Hi Kai,

thanks for your reply! I was already tinking about uninstalling eZ. Under the 'design' folder I only have three other folder:

- admin
- plain
- standard

There's a 'login.tpl' on admin/templates/user/ and standard/templates/user/ but nothing under the 'plain' folder.

Regarding the cache issue, I did clear the cache of my browser if that's what you're referring too, but I still see no login boxes ... Do you have anymore suggestions?

Thanks,

Victor

Monday 10 November 2003 12:29:06 pm

Hi Kai,

thanks a lot for your help!

I think something did go *really wrong* then since I can only see an 'admin' folder under 'settings/siteaccess' and no 'plain_admin'

What's recommended in this case? Re-install? If so, what's the best way of doing it?

Thanks again!

Victor