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At My fifth attempt , and then only by editing My PHP admin was I able to log in.
However I have now 'lost' the page that checks security, can anybody list them for Me please.
Last edited by The Black Pig (2014-02-26 22:57)
Isn't that the 'security.php' file in the root dir of the CMS?
I just had the same issue yesterday; login didn't work, and I had to edit the database entry for the admin (which is no fun in sqlite... that system is not made for manual actions)
If you are indeed looking for the security.php file, you can get it here: https://raw.github.com/wolfcms/wolfcms/ … urity.php.
Just save the file in your website's root folder (where index.php is placed as well).
... (which is no fun in sqlite... that system is not made for manual actions)
Slightly off topic, but -- I have some SQLite-based Wolf sites and, yes, managing the db manually was a pain compared to mySQL.
But then I discovered phpLiteAdmin. Relief! It works very much like phpMyAdmin for mySQL. Well worth looking at if you're persisting with SQLite.
FWIW! 
Thanks for the tip!
It usually happens that by mistake you delete your important files and documents and then you are unable to recover it. In that case, you should always make your backup ready for data so that you can recover it anytime. https://newzealand.babasupport.org/ they also provide you with the guidelines how you can protect your data and recover it.
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