No user can login,turned off all NSNST blocks via phpmyadmin

New Member Joined: Sep 23, 2003 Posts: 9

My site is http://www.controlbooth.com and I installed NukeSentinal 2.4.2. I activated the lowest proxy filter and now no one can login. Even though my admin account is protected, I cannot login. I think I've disabled all of the nukesentinal checks in the database. What am I missing or not doing right?

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well your admin maybe protected but thats just by name...
when looking at your site it doesnt even show im online as guest.
the simple way of overiding it is to set proxy off in your database using phpmyadmin and look for this table i guess..
nsnst_config VALUES > > proxy_switch', '0'

Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 8:26 pm

thanks hitwalker for the tip... but still no dice. Confused

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 4:54 am

well i have no idea what youve done but it looks like its realy messed up.
you can pm me some login ,that would be easier to help...

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 2:28 pm

Thanks hitwalker for the offer.

Raven took a look at it late last night and figured out that there were two login blocks active and somehow the login code was looping in on itself.

I am now trying to get my login block to actually show the data it is supposed to. I tried to use Raven's login block that is available on this site, and I changed the 2.9 patched switch in the user-info block to FALSE from TRUE and I activated that block. Now every block on my site with the exception of the admin menu and submission queue blocks show the message "There is a problem right now with this block." Any ideas?

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 2:38 pm

well, that message only shows if there should be a block but infact there isnt any...
so if you activate a block and then delete the block then you get that error.
so better check if all is still active...and there....

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:45 pm

again thanks for your help hitwalker. Raven worked to to figure out this one as well. I feel bad about monopolizing his time this weekend. Turns out that my hosting provider was upgrading my server to the latest version of php (4.4.2 -dev) and the fact that they hadn't set the php.ini file correctly yet was causing all the problems with the blocks.

-David

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 5:47 pm

well he moves in misterious ways also.. Smile

well i was about to say ....bla..bla..ask raven cause he was already working on it.....