Same here. I changed the password in phpMyadmin, still not working. I changed to new password three times, reboot my MAMP Pro, tried three browsers and empty browser caches.
The problem doesn’t come from a wrong login, since it is not written “Denied access” when I try to log in. It isn’t a browser thing either, so it seems to be in the code. I can’t find out how the login process is structured so it will be hard for me to try to debug it by myself. Maybe I’ll just go to bed now, sleep is good.
OK guys, I have found something:
Go to the following URL http://[magento_directory]/index.php/admin/dashboard/, you’ll have to fill the login form. It won’t succeed as expected, BUT just after, you type again http://[magento_directory]/index.php/admin/dashboard/ in the address bar, press [Enter] and normally you should arrive into the admin panel.
I hope it works for you.
OK guys, I have found something:
Go to the following URL http://[magento_directory]/index.php/admin/dashboard/, you’ll have to fill the login form. It won’t succeed as expected, BUT just after, you type again http://[magento_directory]/index.php/admin/dashboard/ in the address bar, press [Enter] and normally you should arrive into the admin panel.
I hope it works for you.
Doesn’t work :(
Even if it works, it seems very wrong to have to login like this.
Same error. login/password correct (otherwise I get Access denied error) but I ca’t get past the login page.
Installed new version (0.8.1720) from scratch on windows
Same error. login/password correct (otherwise I get Access denied error) but I ca’t get past the login page.
Installed new version (0.8.1720) from scratch on windows
Oh, I see. I guess you installed magento on localhost and are trying to access it like http://localhost/magento. But due to standard restrictions browsers don’t save cookie for domains with no dots in domain name. You can try to access it with http://localhost.com/magento or whatever else if you write it to your hosts file on Windows.
Oh, I see. I guess you installed magento on localhost and are trying to access it like http://localhost/magento. But due to standard restrictions browsers don’t save cookie for domains with no dots in domain name. You can try to access it with http://localhost.com/magento or whatever else if you write it to your hosts file on Windows.
I also had this problem. This solved it! Great and thanks!
/Tobbe
I named the server name as ‘mag817’ with 8888 port and this is how I access: ‘http://mag817:8888”. Localhost couldnt’ work for me the first time I setup the MAMP Pro. The teach support from MAMP Pro told me to use ‘server-name:port-number’.
Any MAMP Pro user? Or is there a way I can modify the code to make it work?