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Lacking permission - Error / kernel (1)

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Eirik Johansen	Thursday 15 May 2003 4:48:27 am Hi, After having run a more or less smooth installation (using the setup guide, installing locally at my Win2000 machine running phpdev4_2_3), I'm neither able to view the demo site, nor to log into the admin area. When I try to view the site, I get the following error: Error / kernel (1) Access denied You don't have permission to access this area. And when I try to log into the admin interface using admin/publish, I'm told that: Could not login A valid username and password is required to login. Am I missing something her? Thanks in advance ! Sincerely, Eirik Johansen Netmaking AS
Marco Zinn	Thursday 15 May 2003 11:10:09 am Sound like missing data OR a problem with a connection to the DB. Did you install the demo data? Do you see something at the user site? Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
Eirik Johansen	Friday 16 May 2003 5:18:17 am I get the same message on both the demo and the user sites: Access denied You don't have permission to access this area. Any ideas? Sincerely, Eirik Johansen Netmaking AS
Eirik Johansen	Friday 16 May 2003 6:00:14 am [quotet]a problem with a connection to the DB.[/quote] Thanks for the tip. When I opened the siti.ini.php file, I noticed that it was pointing to the wrong database (don't know why, though). After having set it straight manually, it's now up and running. Yahoo! (not the index)
Michael Burschik	Friday 20 June 2003 3:22:24 am I am experiencing the same problem. However, both site.ini and site.ini.php are pointing to the correct database, which I can easily connect to via commandline. Moreover, the Exponential setup also connected to the database without any problems. Regards Michael Burschik
Raphael Bienz	Saturday 21 June 2003 6:04:44 am dito Same problem... Can anyone help?
i mokraya	Friday 18 July 2003 11:32:29 am same problem win2000 php 4.3.1 mysql 3.23.53-max-nt
doris pelger	Sunday 20 July 2003 1:54:29 pm Could be a permission problem of the server and not necessarily of MySql.