[Xerte] Re: XOT login problem

[Pat Lockley]

index.txt sounds like a renamed demo.php?

On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 5:05 PM, Dave Burnett <d_b_burnett at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all;
>
> I've got an ancient install of XOT I use for testing stuff occasionally.
> It has the login stuff hardcoded and has worked fine for years.
>
> Today I try to login (index.php) and all that gets written back is "1"
>
> I looked the pages in root and nothing appears to have been fiddled with
> based on the timestamps.
>
> But something was odd.
> The file with hardcoded user/pw was named index.txt.
> I thought that would have been index.php?
>
> Pat?
>
>
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