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I searched but couldn't find anything..

Anyways, for some reason when I try logging in to my FluxCP it says I have the wrong loggin credentials even though they're right..

I heard it had to do with something regarding the MD5 setting.. o_O

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I searched but couldn't find anything..

Anyways, for some reason when I try logging in to my FluxCP it says I have the wrong loggin credentials even though they're right..

I heard it had to do with something regarding the MD5 setting.. o_O

AHH CRAP =.=! There's 2 topics im sorry ! It said I had a flood control so I couldn't post a new topic.. yet it did! ><! Sorry guys

Everything merged.. thanks D:!

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If it's an MD5 issue, you will want to look at your login table of your game database. If the passwords look like asdf09asdvm0w923lgk2nm2wv9 then MD5 is enabled. If that's the case, open /config/servers.php (Flux) and edit:

'UseMD5' => true,

From there, it should work if that's all that's wrong.

Secondly, it could be that you have a mismatch of capitalization settings (in other words usernames jTynne and jtynne are counting as two different accounts if case sensitivity is ENABLED. If case sensitivity is DISABLED, then those would count as the same account), "case sensitivity" which is edited in the same file as before, /config/servers.php:

'NoCase' => true, // eA account case-sensitivity; Default: Case-INsensitive (true).

As well as server-side config file, /trunk/conf/login.conf:

account.sql.case_sensitive: no

If there's a mismatch between the two, that can also cause OP error, as well as open up a hoarde of exploits. So make sure they match!

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I experienced this also in the pas but I solved it by moving my fluxcp folder example:

my fluxcp folder is in wampl/www/Control Panels/FluxCP - it gives me login credential error with correct configuration and account details

I try to move it in this kind of directory : wamp/www/FluxCP - the errors went away when i try this

Hope It solves your problem

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jaypee i think its on application.php

'BaseURI' => 'FluxCP or where your flux folder is located on www/public_html', // The base URI is the base web root on which your application lies.

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@TooTpher

Nope Its not the problem

'BaseURI' => 'FluxCP or where your flux folder is located on www/public_html', // The base URI is the base web root on which your application lies.

I also have the correct configuration on that. Its pretty weird.

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'UseMD5' => true,

---> Was the problem ^_^

Thanks a lot everyone.

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