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I have installed Typo3 on my computer (running on W7 with wamp) and I have some problem to connect to the backend.

The installation process is working fine but when I try to connect, after typing my username and password the system displays "Verifying login data..." forever. I am sure that I have typed the correct information.

I used PHP 5.3.28 (UI have tried with PHP 5.4.31 with the same result), apache 2.2.17 and MySQL 5.5.8.

Could you please help me?

Thanks,

Manu

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For me the problem was that OpenSSL was not installed.

First I ignored the problem Typo3 complained about because on a local System I was not worried about security. But the installation fixed the login issue.

Qw3ry
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change

TYPO3_CONF_VARS[‘FE’][‘loginSecurityLevel’] = ‘rsa’;

to

TYPO3_CONF_VARS[‘FE’][‘loginSecurityLevel’] = ‘normal’;
rob-ot
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  • How will this change cause the problem to go away? Can you explain what the impact changing from `rsa` to `normal` would be? – Jason Aller Dec 10 '14 at 18:49
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Try to check the http-calls in the browser (F12 -> Network-Tab), maybe there is a response with a helpful message! Also check your server-logs and post more specific errors.

Check if you have all php-dependencies/modules installed and set

memory_limit = 128M

in the php.ini for your TYPO3-instance.

Requirements for TYPO3.CMS 6.2

Stephan
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If you open the browser's inspection tools, you will see that it's a ajax request that gets back with a http 500 error code. If you try this http request in the browser, you will probably get the error :

<t3err>No OpenSSL backend could be obtained for rsaauth.</t3err>

Which gives us some insight.

As stated in Exception/CMS/1318283565, found when googling the t2err error, it's a OpenSSL Issue. Two solutions :

  • Get your openssl configuration right (see previous link)
  • Fallback to a non-rsa authentication method - not recommended :

    • edit the LocalConfiguration.php, set loginSecurityLevel to normal
    • update the user hashed password in database (change 'admin' by your login) :

      UPDATE be_users SET password=md5('your_new_password') WHERE username = 'admin';
      
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