Your account has expired

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Last Post: September 1, 2008   (RSS)

Re: [jrck] Your account has expired

By Jake - August 31, 2008

Hi jrck,

It sounds like you accidentally set your admin account to expire. The only way to resolve this is to edit the data in your database directly (or you can reinstall the software).

If you choose to edit the database directly, you'll be looking to edit a table called "cms_accounts". Look for the column called "expiresDate" and change your account's value there to this:

0000-00-00 00:00:00

If this isn't something you're comfortable doing, we can try to connect to your database from our end, but this isn't always possible due to hosting company security restrictions. You'd want to include your MySQL details as well as control panel access to your site in a support request here:

http://www.interactivetools.com/support/

I hope that helps!
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Re: [jrck] Your account has expired

By Dave - September 1, 2008

Hi jrck,

I've attached a small script that will disable the Expiry date for all accounts (by setting "Never Expires" to true). Upload it to the same folder as admin.php and run it and it should output:

Disabling Account Expiry: Done

Then you should be able to login (remove the script when you're done).

Hope that helps.
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
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