[TYPO3-linux] BE login accepted, but return to login box on fresh install 4.4.2
Krunoslav Sever
sever at hsuhh.de
Mon Sep 20 02:16:07 CEST 2010
Hi list,
I am on Debian squeeze and made a minimal install of typo3 version
4.4.2: downloaded the tar.gz, created the document root for apache2 and
used a localconf.php with 'extList' only including 'install', the
standard install tool passwd and the mysql connection data to an empty db.
Starting the install tool, I completed basic configuration successfully,
compared/imported tables and created an admin user. So far, so good.
But when trying to login into the backend, I am always returned to the
backend login again. I am certain that my password is accepted: a
sys_log entry confirms this and using an incorrect password is in fact
noticed. Each (apparently correct) login attempt actually creates its
own entry in be_session, maybe this is helpful.
There are no error messages that I can find, even after trying out
various logging options, so I am fairly stumped at this point. It is
also no question of access rights, as this occurs even when all files in
the document dir are owned and writable by www-data.
I also tried various combinations in the update wizard in the install
tool, before proceeding to the BE login, but regardless of what
combination I tried (skin, system extensions, compatibility version,...
+ database update, removing temp files in typo3conf), the login problem
persists.
Oh, and the same apache2 successfully serves a typo3 4.2 installation
with no problems at all, with identical configuration (except for the
virtual server name, of course). So it is probably unlikely that apache
is the culprit.
Any one have an idea?
Best
Kruno
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