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Hi Guys,
I previously did a modx revo site a year ago all went fine and has been up running ok, just got a call from client saying the main links on the page had disappeared, ive been on the site and the mark up for the links is not being generated by modx (think it was wayfinder?)
I have tried to log into the manager but its now saying the password is incorrect and if I select the forgotten password link none of the emails I am entering are showing as valid???
I can log in to myphp admin and can see the email address under `modx_user_attributes` ??
Very strange any suggestions would be most helpful
Thanks in advanced
Wiggy,
If you can login to phpMyAdmin you can change the password on Revo 2.1 following these instructions:
http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Resetting+a+User+Password+Manually#ResettingaUserPasswordManually-ResettingPasswordinMODX2.1
I wonder if the host has made changes to the server that has affected how PHP or MySQL is functioning.
Hope you can get it resolved.
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Cheers Jay, have tried but still wont login, think it may be a hosting thing as I can login to the database via myphpadmin and the web pages are showing correctly all apart from the modx generated links.
all very strange, is it easy to add a new user from the database to try to login via that?
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You can create a user in another install of MODX and cut-and-paste the password-related values into modx_users -- no need to mess with modx_user_attibutes -- the user just won't have a profile.
BTW, try manually deleting all files in the core/cache directory. It could be a corrupted cache file.
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PLEASE, PLEASE specify the version of MODX you are using.
MODX info for everyone:
http://bobsguides.com/modx.html
Before deleting core/cache, you may want to have a look at the error log in core/cache/logs/error.log - there might be some information on what's going on there.
I've seen cases where the users or content table was corrupt and needed to be repaired (easy to do in PHPMA), and you'll definitely see things like that in the error log.
A character set of "ascii"? That's.. er.. interesting.
I'd check the charset which is set in your config file (core/config/config.inc.php), and fix it if it says ascii there. If it looks fine in the config file it may be something that's happened on the mysql server where your database got a different charset which is weird..