Hi folks,
I've got a Drupal site I am trying to get themed for use as our companies' blog/social site.
I recently ran in to a problem when I logged out to check the theme, and then could not log in to the site with any user from any computer. I have cleared all of the caches, repaired database tables, turned off cookies, moved to different locations, tried other browsers, created users, changed the theme, and messed with settings.php and php.ini per suggestions found through googling.
I have one ray of hope in the form of my laptop browser, which miraculously loads the website logged in as the admin. When I'm looking at the recent log entries, I can see that Drupal is actually opening sessions for the users, but for whatever reason, they are being redirected right back to the home page without logging them in.
At this point, should I be disabling modules with Drush hoping to get lucky? Should I try to revert my site with git to a state that I know was working? I'm just not sure where to go from here, and I would really appreciate any suggestions you might have.
Thanks in advance.
-D
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Is your .htaccess file in the
Is your .htaccess file in the root directory of your site? I've noticed similar problems with that sort of situation when I copy a site from place to place and forget to grab the .htaccess.
Try turning off the clean urls and see if it works fine with the path visible in the querystring. Is mod_rewrite active?
-john
Yeah, I've got a healthy
Yeah, I've got a healthy .htaccess file working for me. Looks like mod_rewrite is active as well. And I just tried turning off the clean urls, there is no change in the behavior... I see the session get opened in the Logs, but the browser for the user just refreshes back to the home page.
Thanks!