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Can't login via Chrome after 2.2.2 upgrade

October 05, 2011 2:53pm

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  • #16 / Oct 19, 2011 3:58pm

    Kevin Smith

    4784 posts

    Hi ejaedesign,

    Pascal and I uncovered the problem. First, your server offset (under Localization) is oddly set to 138, so you probably want to check on that. Ideally, you want to be able to have that set to 0 and keep your server time set correctly.

    What Pascal discovered was that if we set $config[‘cp_session_ttl’] in your config.php file to a high number (so that the session doesn’t expire for a long time), we could login to all browsers just fine. So it appears that Webkit-based browsers (this login failure behavior exhibits in both Chrome and Safari) were considering your session already expired.

    I’d recommend checking with your server administrator to see if your server time is set correctly. Once it is, do you still experience issues with logging in with Chrome/Safari?

  • #17 / Oct 20, 2011 6:12am

    ejaedesign

    240 posts

    Thanks Kevin.

    Much appreciated—the server time had to be set to 138 as we had a tough time making correct time stamp to each entry for the entry_date value.

    We can now login to Chrome, but we’re still seeing the issue on a fresh install on different domains (w/o any localization changes).

    We could however, login if the password was reset on Chrome/Safari after resetting the localization time as well. Is there a reason why that may be the case?

  • #18 / Oct 20, 2011 7:04am

    Kevin Smith

    4784 posts

    We can now login to Chrome, but we’re still seeing the issue on a fresh install on different domains (w/o any localization changes).

    I would imagine this is because the problem is related to your server’s clock. It’s likely not set correctly, so the issue is going to present itself in all installs of EE where the $config[‘cp_session_ttl’] isn’t set to expire in the far future. Check with your system admin to correct the server’s clock.

    We could however, login if the password was reset on Chrome/Safari after resetting the localization time as well. Is there a reason why that may be the case?

    Hmm… nothing that comes to mind. When you say “resetting the localization time”, what are you doing exactly?

  • #19 / Oct 20, 2011 11:28pm

    ejaedesign

    240 posts

    Thanks very much Kevin.

    I’ll look into resetting the server time now, and see if that fixes all Chrome login issue. Much appreciated!

  • #20 / Oct 21, 2011 11:49am

    Mark Bowen

    12637 posts

    Hi Jae,

    We’ll leave this thread open until you’ve had chance to test this out. Just let us know when you’ve found anything out here, thanks.

    Thanks to Kevin & Pascal too as I don’t think I would have ever thought of that at all 😉

    Thanks,

    Mark

  • #21 / Nov 07, 2011 9:29am

    Kevin Smith

    4784 posts

    Hi ejaedesign,

    Were you able to come to a solution by ensuring your server’s time was set correctly? Let us know if we can be of any more help!

  • #22 / Nov 07, 2011 10:47am

    ejaedesign

    240 posts

    Hi Kevin,

    Yes! We’re all set after server time has been reset. We can mark this thread “happily resolved”.

  • #23 / Nov 09, 2011 12:14am

    Dan Decker

    7338 posts

    Hi ejaedesign,

    Happily resolved it is! If you need assistance in the future, please let us know in a new thread.

    Thanks!

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