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Can't Access
27 March 2007 at 10:49am
First of all i've got this message Fatal error: Cannot access protected property Controller::$currentController in /home/sparknet/public_html/cms/sapphire/security/Security.php on line 104
then i've searched for it and discovered that i've needed to change on Controller.php the line:
protected static $currentController to
public static $currentController.
Ok, after the change the first message stopped to show, but when I put my login and password i receive the following:
I'm sorry, but you can't access that part of the CMS. If you want to log in as someone else, do so below
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Re: Can't Access
28 March 2007 at 3:46pm Last edited: 28 March 2007 3:49pm
I'm having the very same problem. Has anyone encountered this before? I took a quick look at the Group_Members table in the database, and it has user 1 in group 1... so the 'admin' is part of the 'admin' group...
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Re: Can't Access
28 March 2007 at 6:25pm
Same problem, when I get to the successfully installed page it gives me this
Congratulations, SilverStripe has been successfully installed.
* This website is a simplistic version of a SilverStripe 2 site. To extend this, please take a look at our new tutorials.* You can start editing your site's content by opening the CMS.
Email: admin
Password: passwordI've tried both admin & the email address I gave initially along with the passwords
When I type my email address in & click on the "I've lost my password" button it sends me the correct information that I plugged in at the install stage
I'm a designer not a developer, so wouldn't have a clue whats wrong, hopefully someone can fix this problem soon as I've been told this is a great product & Google are interested right, must be good!
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Re: Can't Access
29 March 2007 at 3:42pm
"simple enough for your Mum to use"
maybe if she could actually log into it, hopefully you guys can sort it out.
Back to WordPress for me!
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Re: Can't Access
29 March 2007 at 7:16pm
In the meantime, open mysite/_config.php and look for the line that will be something like
Security::setDefaultAdmin('admin','password');
This usename/password will definately work.
If you don't have such a line, you can make one...
*Please* let me know what your setDefaultAdmin is set to, or if you don't have such a line.
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Re: Can't Access
30 March 2007 at 12:59am
I have that line, and it is set to 'admin', 'password' .. also, all the connections in the database seem to be in order (admin being a part of the admin group). entering in bogus login info results in a standard 'user does not exist' message, however, entering in 'admin' and 'password' gives the strange, 'you can't access this part of the cms' message.
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