Hi, I've been using OC for a long time now.. more than 6 years or so and never faced this issue before.
I made a clean installation of 3.0.8 installed theme started working on website, and all of a sudden I cannot get into my admin panel all I get is same error all the time: "error_attempts" I definitely use correct password. I tried "Forgot Password" once, and reset it, then I was able to get on admin panel. Later on when I came back home after a couple of hours I couldn't get in admin again, and now even "Forgot Password" button gone and I cannot use it, if I manually go to admin/index.php?route=common/forgotten nothing happens.
I tried to change the password on phpmyadmin nothing helps I just keep getting same error again.
Any ideas what is going on?
I made a clean installation of 3.0.8 installed theme started working on website, and all of a sudden I cannot get into my admin panel all I get is same error all the time: "error_attempts" I definitely use correct password. I tried "Forgot Password" once, and reset it, then I was able to get on admin panel. Later on when I came back home after a couple of hours I couldn't get in admin again, and now even "Forgot Password" button gone and I cannot use it, if I manually go to admin/index.php?route=common/forgotten nothing happens.
I tried to change the password on phpmyadmin nothing helps I just keep getting same error again.
Any ideas what is going on?
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Have you checked both your PHP and OpenCart error logs?
You could search for your admin username in oc_customer_login to see how many attempts there have been and even reset them.
Also check your web access logs for access to /admin/.
You could search for your admin username in oc_customer_login to see how many attempts there have been and even reset them.
Also check your web access logs for access to /admin/.
There is no such version, but presumably you mean 3.0.3.8.
Anyway, search this forum for the timezone problem.
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I sent you a private message on this. I apologize, but as you can see these people are more interested in having their ass kissed than actually helping people. OBVIOUSLY you're posing in the 3.0 forum and if these people had any common sense they would acknowledge that. Honestly don't ask these people for help unless you absolutely have to.
Marzy wrote: ↑Wed Jun 28, 2023 11:35 pmHi, I've been using OC for a long time now.. more than 6 years or so and never faced this issue before.
I made a clean installation of 3.0.8 installed theme started working on website, and all of a sudden I cannot get into my admin panel all I get is same error all the time: "error_attempts" I definitely use correct password. I tried "Forgot Password" once, and reset it, then I was able to get on admin panel. Later on when I came back home after a couple of hours I couldn't get in admin again, and now even "Forgot Password" button gone and I cannot use it, if I manually go to admin/index.php?route=common/forgotten nothing happens.
I tried to change the password on phpmyadmin nothing helps I just keep getting same error again.
Any ideas what is going on?
You have been warned about this attitude, keep it up and we will ban you.junkorders wrote: ↑Sat Jul 08, 2023 9:24 amI sent you a private message on this. I apologize, but as you can see these people are more interested in having their ass kissed than actually helping people. OBVIOUSLY you're posing in the 3.0 forum and if these people had any common sense they would acknowledge that. Honestly don't ask these people for help unless you absolutely have to.
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I found this. It worked for me
Open:
system/config/default.php
system/config/catalog.php
system/config/admin.php
Find:
$_['session_engine'] = 'db';
Replace
$_['session_engine'] = 'file';
Open:
system/config/default.php
system/config/catalog.php
system/config/admin.php
Find:
$_['session_engine'] = 'db';
Replace
$_['session_engine'] = 'file';