Oh dear, and here I thought I managed it.
I thought I'd made a mistake because when I tried to log in it told me "Wrong username or password."
So, Thinking I'd boobed, I trashed the entire thing and dropped the Joomla.jb database it had created and started over from scratch. This time when It asked me for the real name of the super user. I put in my real name.\ and put it on a sticky note.
Then It wanted a name for the superUser. I guessed it was to get away from the Administrator. Good idea. so I put in a new made-up name and wrote it on a sticky note to be sure I didn't forget.
I created the Superuser password. This time I wrote it on the sticky note and cut and pasted it into the field.
No problem
However, after the install completed. Despite putting in the correct Superuser name and password cut and pasted from the sticky it still tells me it's the incorrect username and password.
I think Linux purveyors and the people who write software for it are trying to make it so difficult to use, everyone flocks back to good old Microsoft.
The damn scroll bars on all the new versions are so thin, that older people who wear specs have one hell of a problem moving around and now we make the software so [ redacted ] complex that you can't get into it, (But it doesn't stop the hackers!)
I thought I'd made a mistake because when I tried to log in it told me "Wrong username or password."
So, Thinking I'd boobed, I trashed the entire thing and dropped the Joomla.jb database it had created and started over from scratch. This time when It asked me for the real name of the super user. I put in my real name.\ and put it on a sticky note.
Then It wanted a name for the superUser. I guessed it was to get away from the Administrator. Good idea. so I put in a new made-up name and wrote it on a sticky note to be sure I didn't forget.
I created the Superuser password. This time I wrote it on the sticky note and cut and pasted it into the field.
No problem
However, after the install completed. Despite putting in the correct Superuser name and password cut and pasted from the sticky it still tells me it's the incorrect username and password.
I think Linux purveyors and the people who write software for it are trying to make it so difficult to use, everyone flocks back to good old Microsoft.
The damn scroll bars on all the new versions are so thin, that older people who wear specs have one hell of a problem moving around and now we make the software so [ redacted ] complex that you can't get into it, (But it doesn't stop the hackers!)
Statistics: Posted by DKSharman — Fri Feb 23, 2024 9:47 pm