Please be aware that for some reason, login does not work
correctly with the Safari web browser. Firefox, IE, and
Opera should work fine.
If you are using one of those browsers and are still
experiencing difficulty, odds are:
1) You aren't entering the username/password correctly
2) You haven't enabled "register_globals"
3) You're running PHP 5 (known to break PMI as of this post)
Please note: we do not offer support for PMI (which we
distribute for free, without obligation). If you require
support, please consider upgrading to our commercial
product, Syslist.
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Thanks for the response. I am still trying to get it to
work. I am entering 'admin' as the user and 'password' as
the password. I edited my php.ini file and said 'On' to
Register_Globals. I double checked my info in db.inc.php.
I restarted apache. I tried logging in with IE and Firefox.
I am using FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE, Apache2, PHP5, MySQL 4.1.
The only thing I can think of is your 3rd note with PHP5.
I checked my apache log and I'm getting a lot of PHP Notice
: 'Undefined Variables', not sure if it helps but here it is:
Undefined variable: db in db.inc.php on line 3
Undefined variable: hardwareID in global.inc.php on line 25
Undefined variable: peripheralID in global.inc.php on line 25
A session had already been started - ignoring
session_start() in securityFunctions.inc.php on line 7
Undefined variable: HTTP_POST_VARS in login.php on line 6
Undefined variable: showHeader in headerFunctions.inc.php on
line 99
Thanks
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Logged In: YES
user_id=1237184
Did you get this fixed? I'm having the same problem.
Logged In: YES
user_id=144200
Please be aware that for some reason, login does not work
correctly with the Safari web browser. Firefox, IE, and
Opera should work fine.
If you are using one of those browsers and are still
experiencing difficulty, odds are:
1) You aren't entering the username/password correctly
2) You haven't enabled "register_globals"
3) You're running PHP 5 (known to break PMI as of this post)
Please note: we do not offer support for PMI (which we
distribute for free, without obligation). If you require
support, please consider upgrading to our commercial
product, Syslist.
Logged In: NO
Thanks for the response. I am still trying to get it to
work. I am entering 'admin' as the user and 'password' as
the password. I edited my php.ini file and said 'On' to
Register_Globals. I double checked my info in db.inc.php.
I restarted apache. I tried logging in with IE and Firefox.
I am using FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE, Apache2, PHP5, MySQL 4.1.
The only thing I can think of is your 3rd note with PHP5.
I checked my apache log and I'm getting a lot of PHP Notice
: 'Undefined Variables', not sure if it helps but here it is:
Undefined variable: db in db.inc.php on line 3
Undefined variable: hardwareID in global.inc.php on line 25
Undefined variable: peripheralID in global.inc.php on line 25
A session had already been started - ignoring
session_start() in securityFunctions.inc.php on line 7
Undefined variable: HTTP_POST_VARS in login.php on line 6
Undefined variable: showHeader in headerFunctions.inc.php on
line 99
Thanks
Logged In: YES
user_id=144200
Not sure what else to tell you; like I said, PMI + PHP 5 =
nothing. You have to downgrade to a recent version of PHP 4
if you want to use it.