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trevor
Locked out of my own site!

  • 2003/10/21 5:27

  • trevor

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  • Since: 2003/10/21


I have just been resetting group access permissions, and see that I now have no logon block available on the startup page for my site http://www.wine-logo.com.

How do I get back in!!!! Is there a php config file I can hack and upload using FTP?

Any suggestions will be greatly received.

trevorburdon@bigpond.com
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skalpa
Re: Locked out of my own site!

  • 2003/10/21 5:48

  • skalpa

  • Quite a regular

  • Posts: 300

  • Since: 2003/4/16


Try this one:

http://www.wine-logo.com/user.php



Skalpa.>
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trevor
Re: Locked out of my own site!

  • 2003/10/21 5:55

  • trevor

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  • Since: 2003/10/21


Hey Skalpa,

that's too easy, though I'm hoping you can help me with the following question as well:

When setting blocks there is the Top Page, however where do I set what is visible on the logon page?

Are they actually the same, and the Top Page is updated for users depending on their group access?
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Mithrandir
Re: Locked out of my own site!

Top page is the page, which you set as the start page in system preferences.

As you discovered, the login block is just that... a block, which you can move around and make visible/invisible for different groups.

Logon doesn't have a page for itself as such - well... not normally, anyway.

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