Hi,

We are working with 2 people in drupal 5.7 to configure it as fast as possible. We can work for a while, but suddenly when we logout we can't login anymore...

It's the 2nd time we have this. Does anyone know what it could be?

The first time we just started all over again... But you can't work like that...

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Sree’s picture

are they both using same login ID?

-- Sree --
IRC Nick: sreeveturi

jeetn’s picture

No, they are not.

But we think we have located the problem.

When the site is visited, only a number of people may login to adjust the site. Therefore the loginform is not needed to be visible. So in settings we make sure it is not shown on any of the blocks. However, when we logout and try to login it fails. When we reset our password and we can administer again. We put the login form again on one of the blocks. If we now logout and login again, it works.

So basically what we need to do is make sure that you can login when even that login form is not shown.

Anyone has a solution for that?

Andy1981’s picture

I'm not sure if this is the answer to your question, but you can access the login form by using the following url

www.yoursite.com/user

/user will bring up a login form - although I don't know if limited user access will change this.

jeetn’s picture

Hmm...

/user doesn't work...

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