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    • 7114
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    no problem and thanks again :]
      • 25626
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      I have the same problem, I get the login page correct type in the login details and hit enter, a loading bar quickly pops up then disappears then it says waiting for local host and nothing happens. I have tried all of the above a number times and still I have the same problem. I am testing this using Xampp, this install reported no errors and I have set the php.ini to max_execution_time = 60 and memory_limit = 128M.

      Anyone have any ideas what to to try next?

      Thanks

      EDIT: I have just tried this on my Laptop with the same setup but uses Vista Home Premium, does this help
        • 7114
        • 7 Posts
        Did you try reinstalling after you changed the memory?
          • 25626
          • 3 Posts
          Yes I have, a couple of times huh
          • Quote from: rs2100k at Aug 26, 2009, 11:16 AM

            Yes I have, a couple of times huh
            Look for errors reported in the logs at core/cache/logs/ as well as in the standard error log configured for your PHP configuration (typically the Apache error_log). If there is no core/cache/logs/ directory, you may have a permission problem, though this is unlikely with a Windows machine.

            You might also mention what version of XAMPP you are using...
              • 13370
              • 45 Posts
              I am seeing the same problem here on both the beta 3 package and the latest SVN. My setup is the following:

              Ubuntu 9.04
              Apache 2.2.11-2ubuntu2.3
              php 5.2.6.dfsg.1-3ubuntu4.2
              mysql 5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2.

              PHP is set with a timeout of 120 seconds and 256MB memory limit.

              I have retried the setup a couple of times, and I always get the same result, no response to the login.

              The apache error log only show some strict warnings, nothing else.
              The modx error log shows errors of this type:
              [2009-09-04 03:50:30] (ERROR @ /connectors/lang.js.php) Error 23000 executing statement:
              INSERT INTO `modx_session` (`id`, `access`, `data`) VALUES (’868c7ca4eea43f396c5086aafdfeb668601f8761’, ’1252003830’, ’’)
              Array
              (
              [0] => 23000
              [1] => 1062
              [2] => Duplicate entry ’868c7ca4eea43f396c5086aafdfeb668’ for key 1
              )
              • Revolution stores the session in the database, so if it can’t insert the session into the database you’re not going to be logged in.
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                  Quote from: jacob733 at Sep 03, 2009, 07:58 PM

                  I have retried the setup a couple of times, and I always get the same result, no response to the login.

                  Try truncating the modx_session table right before you log in, after setup.
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                    • 13370
                    • 45 Posts
                    Tried and failed. Looks like it just tries to insert the same ID multiple times. This came from my latest try:

                    [2009-09-04 05:20:24] (ERROR @ /manager/index.php) Error 23000 executing statement:
                    INSERT INTO `modx_session` (`id`, `access`, `data`) VALUES (’2b7c88655d322a78446587fc46c15c16d85ad126’, ’1252009224’, ’modx.user.contextTokens|a:0:{}’)
                    Array
                    (
                    [0] => 23000
                    [1] => 1062
                    [2] => Duplicate entry ’2b7c88655d322a78446587fc46c15c16’ for key 1
                    )

                    [2009-09-04 05:20:24] (ERROR @ /connectors/lang.js.php) Error 23000 executing statement:
                    INSERT INTO `modx_session` (`id`, `access`, `data`) VALUES (’2b7c88655d322a78446587fc46c15c16d85ad126’, ’1252009224’, ’’)
                    Array
                    (
                    [0] => 23000
                    [1] => 1062
                    [2] => Duplicate entry ’2b7c88655d322a78446587fc46c15c16’ for key 1
                    )
                      • 13370
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                      Bonus info:
                      The data that gets created in the DB is:
                      modx.user.contextTokens|a:1:{s:3:"mgr";i:1;}usertype|s:7:"manager";mgrShortname|s:5:"jacob";mgrFullname|s:18:"Default Admin User";mgrEmail|s:16:"<secret>";mgrValidated|i:1;mgrInternalKey|i:1;mgrFailedlogins|i:0;mgrLastlogin|i:0;mgrLogincount|i:1;modx.mgr.session.cookie.lifetime|i:604800;

                      Looks to me like login is already validated in this session.

                      id and access are same as the error messages. Looks like something is making modx think it should create the session multiple times.