(RADIATOR) Radiator4 serverhttp web GUI login failed

[Mike McCauley]

Hello Scott,

I have just tested the config file and users file you sent, and they work fine 
here.

I notice that you have configured the users file to be ./users, whereas your 
earlier tests, the users file was in c:/Program Files/Radiator/users, and 
Radiator was installed in c:\Radiatorinstallv4\Radiator-Locked-4.0 . Is the 
users file really in the same directory as where you are running Radiator?

I suspect that Radiator is not looking at the files you think its looking at.

Cheers.

On Wednesday 20 February 2008 20:22, ScottXiao163 wrote:
>  Hi Team
> I need your advice on web GUI login .
> I installed radiator 4 on my XP laptop after perl's module installation and
> radpwtst  done;  and started with the sample serverhttp config file with
> some small changes in order to make sure the daemon read this correct
> file.But it always failed to let me login the admin page.No matter if I
> changed port, the authby,user file,etc. I copy the serverhttp .conf to
> programfiles\radiator\ and ran it.The error captured below and also in
> attachment.Please advise, thanks!
> Regards
> Scott
>
>
> <Port changed>
> http://localhost:9058/login
>
>
> Radiator 4.0 on L-068134-A (LOCKED). Not logged in
>      Bad username or password
>             Log in to access Radiator.
>             Username:
>             Password:

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