When running the installation wizard, part of the process involves creating the first account. The accound is created in the db, but not enabled, and there is no friendly note that suggests logging in as them.
Failed for me as well, but no item in the table. Failure due to password exceeding VARCHAR(10) size limit. Manually entered my SuperUser record. Have since increased size size to 25 - hope nothing hiccups.
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Ah yes. This is indeed in the v1.1 zip file on the site. The "tip" version which is accessible with subversion has this corrected - and a number of other improvements as you can see in the closed defect list. Also, the password field was made much larger and encrypted as well.
The "tip" version will read the db, and perform an upgrade, which includes encrypting all passwords in there. If your db is still "new", you could do the upgrade, or wipe it out and start over. I would like feedback on the path you take, and your success, as I'm sure there remain some opportunities to improve it further.
After reviewing this, please post if you feel this remains an open defect.
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Failed for me as well, but no item in the table. Failure due to password exceeding VARCHAR(10) size limit. Manually entered my SuperUser record. Have since increased size size to 25 - hope nothing hiccups.
Ah yes. This is indeed in the v1.1 zip file on the site. The "tip" version which is accessible with subversion has this corrected - and a number of other improvements as you can see in the closed defect list. Also, the password field was made much larger and encrypted as well.
The "tip" version will read the db, and perform an upgrade, which includes encrypting all passwords in there. If your db is still "new", you could do the upgrade, or wipe it out and start over. I would like feedback on the path you take, and your success, as I'm sure there remain some opportunities to improve it further.
After reviewing this, please post if you feel this remains an open defect.
several clean installs and it worked each time. This was on a small Linux box.