The admin page used to be a standard login dialog.
Then for a while it was a forum-type interface, which was working.
Now it's a dialog again but it's not letting me in. QuickAdmin seems to work tho.
Ideas?
Site name umlauthouse (Or UmlautHouse? Case sensitivity? Meow?)
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Allan_ecker
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<A HREF="http://umlauthouse.comicgenesis.com" TARGET=_blank>UH2: The Mayhem of a New Generation</A>
"Death and taxes are unsolved engineering problems."
--Romano Machado
"Death and taxes are unsolved engineering problems."
--Romano Machado
Have you looked at this yet?
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Kisai
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http://forums.comicgenesis.com/viewtopi ... &start=120
Issues with logging into the siteadmin, updating, ftp directory permissions, and errors in viewstats go here
And The original original 'siteadmin' was a webform that did exactly the same thing Kelly's quickkeen did, except liked to destroy things in the process.
The original siteadmin script I wrote in perl is the "old" siteadmin at siteadmin.comicgenesis.com:8080 and the "new" siteadmin is siteadmin.comicgenesis.com that I originally wrote using phpBB's session engine and template engine, but when we moved to the new server, It stopped working, so I switched back to http authentication. Because I didn't want people to have to stop and create new passwords for yet-another login, I added code to phpBB on the forum server HERE to generate the correct password hash upon logging in, But the emphasis is the "login" button. Once logged in, only if you change the password would the password become out of sync with the siteadmin.
Issues with logging into the siteadmin, updating, ftp directory permissions, and errors in viewstats go here
And The original original 'siteadmin' was a webform that did exactly the same thing Kelly's quickkeen did, except liked to destroy things in the process.
The original siteadmin script I wrote in perl is the "old" siteadmin at siteadmin.comicgenesis.com:8080 and the "new" siteadmin is siteadmin.comicgenesis.com that I originally wrote using phpBB's session engine and template engine, but when we moved to the new server, It stopped working, so I switched back to http authentication. Because I didn't want people to have to stop and create new passwords for yet-another login, I added code to phpBB on the forum server HERE to generate the correct password hash upon logging in, But the emphasis is the "login" button. Once logged in, only if you change the password would the password become out of sync with the siteadmin.