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2011-03-30, 03:34:33
SOLVED (after installing another instance, following "option 1" then checking every file against every other file.
My old login used mixed (UseR) case in the name, and this is what was in the old user.xml file.
The conversion created a new <user>.xml but kept the mixed case user name:
After changing to lower case:
I could log in.
Note I was also getting an warning message about time zones - appears this is because the conversion didn't take the old timezone settings in the website xml file
and move them into the new <user>.xml file.
-Rob A>
My old login used mixed (UseR) case in the name, and this is what was in the old user.xml file.
The conversion created a new <user>.xml but kept the mixed case user name:
Code:
<USR>UseR</USR>After changing to lower case:
Code:
<USR>user</USR>I could log in.
Note I was also getting an warning message about time zones - appears this is because the conversion didn't take the old timezone settings in the website xml file
Code:
<TIMEZONE><![CDATA[America/New_York]]></TIMEZONE><LANG><![CDATA[en_US]]></LANG>and move them into the new <user>.xml file.
-Rob A>
