I set up a log in system on my web app using AWS AMPLIFY and when I try to log in, I get an error stating I have not configured authentication properly and please contact the administrator. It is working on my friends computer with the same code.
Any ideas on the issue here? Thanks!
I tried to delete my ui package and reinstall, and configure a new user, but neither helped.
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Just as i go to deploy an app, i start getting this message :
Error publishing application: could not access deployment (File may have been deleted in drive or you may no longer have permission to access it).
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So i am the admin of my gsuite account and the owner of the file. tried turning off and on the appmaker in the admin page of gsuite.
Just before i got this message i deleted a bunch of defunct scripts from my drive. could this be related? could it be related to the projects in the cloud platform?
i have 'deployed' the app using the [PUBLISH] button which works fine!
thanks for anyone who can help
i didnt find out the cause of the issue but this problem can be worked around by exporting the app to zip, creating a new app and importing the zip file...
just answering this here incase someone gets stuck with the above message.
I am trying to host a WordPress website on azure.
I have successfully uploaded the files and database in phpMyAdmin.
I checked which user is accessing my database its shows as azure.
When I try to open the link (https://websitename.azurewebsites.net/) where its is hosted on azure ,it gives the following error:
An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its
access permissions. Error establishing a database connection
Can someone tell me where can I find the right user name and password to connect to phpMyAdmin in azure
I tried using the FTP details, I connected in FTP but giving an error when try opening the website using link mentioned above.
If you just click the App Services menu and you add a new one, you can filter for WordPress and there are a lot of preinstalled instances, you can just start to use it. It is already configured for your.
I am trying to deploy a sample app from the tutorial on the Meteor website using the following line
meteor deploy simple-todos.meteor.com
but I get the following message:
Sorry, that site belongs to a different user.
You are currently logged in as valerierickert.
Either have the site owner use 'meteor authorized --add' to add you as an authorized
developer for the site, or switch to an authorized account with
'meteor login'.
Then I logged in and still got the same error. What am I doing wrong?
It simply means that someone already deployed a Meteor App at this address, which is not surprising because it's the name showcased in the official Meteor tutorial.
http://simple-todos.meteor.com/
You just need to choose another identifier like valerier-todos.meteor.com which is probably not taken at the moment.
I'm am using the Bonobo Git Server on IIS for a while and it works fine.
I hardly ever use the web interface and if I do, I log in as a normal user.
Today I logged in as the administrator but the admin links at the top are missing.
Normally I should see:
but I only get the normal user links, the create new repository button doesn't show up and when I go to:
../Settings/Index
I get an:
Unauthorized - You don't have permission for the selected action or page
I am sure I'm logged in as the admin user and the role membership has not been changed, but it seems I'm just a normal user.
There are no errors in the Bonobo or Windows logs.
I copied the site to my local server and the same files work just fine, I see the full admin interface.
I know some server hardening has taken place on the production server, but I don't know the details.
Does anybody has an idea what could case this?
I investigated the "server hardening" on the production machine and it turns out they remove many unused modules and handlers from IIS on the machine level.
They did tests on all sites and the Bonobo Git Server seemed to work fine.
Considering the problem, the admin user is not recognized as an admin, I looked at the source code for Bonobo and they are using User.IsInRole.
So it seems it they are using the ASP.NET membership provider.
I then looked at the removed IIS modules, one of them is:
System.Web.Security.RoleManagerModule
removing that locally resulted in exact the same problem I experienced on the production server.
So I ask the server admin to add that module back in:
New-WebManagedModule -Name RoleManager -Type System.Web.Security.RoleManagerModule -Precondition "managedHandler"
and everything is working fine, the admin user is a full administrator again.
I have just moved my site from developpement plateform to production.
I configure the setting files in the $db_url string. I have put the good ones because I use these credential in a shell to access th database, there is no problem.
But when I try to access my site I get the following message:
Site off-line
The site is currently not available due to technical problems. Please try again later. Thank you for your understanding.
If you are the maintainer of this site, please check your database settings in the settings.php file and ensure that your hosting provider's database server is running. For more help, see the handbook, or contact your hosting provider.
you will see this message if drupal can't connect to its database....check the filed settings.php again...and make sure that the database, username and password are correct and no problem with connecting to the database