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Hello all,
After moving my C5 site to the server, when I try to sign in, I get the following:
"Your session has expired. Please sign in again."
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Hesam
After moving my C5 site to the server, when I try to sign in, I get the following:
"Your session has expired. Please sign in again."
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Hesam

About the only thing I can think of is that your C5 timezone doesn't match up with your server timezone so the session is expired right away because of that.
Did you find the solution for this ?
I am causing the same issue when i am trying to sign in with google oauth in concrete5.
Not able to login with Concrete5 too(ERROR THAT I GET : invalid form token. please reload)(this is happening after i configured my SSL certificate)
Tried this:
Incognito Mode
Conanical URL's
Nothing seems to be working.
I am causing the same issue when i am trying to sign in with google oauth in concrete5.
Not able to login with Concrete5 too(ERROR THAT I GET : invalid form token. please reload)(this is happening after i configured my SSL certificate)
Tried this:
Incognito Mode
Conanical URL's
Nothing seems to be working.
I added the 'trusted_proxies' parameter to application/concrete.php
and added the trusted ip addresses
return [
'version_installed' => '8.4.3',
'version_db_installed' => '20180716000000',
'security' => [
'trusted_proxies' => [
'ips' => [
'xxx.xx.xxx.xx',
'yyy.yy.yyy.yy',
],
],
],
I also manually cleared my cache by deleting everything under application/files/cache
Hoping that helps.
and added the trusted ip addresses
return [
'version_installed' => '8.4.3',
'version_db_installed' => '20180716000000',
'security' => [
'trusted_proxies' => [
'ips' => [
'xxx.xx.xxx.xx',
'yyy.yy.yyy.yy',
],
],
],
I also manually cleared my cache by deleting everything under application/files/cache
Hoping that helps.
I have tried clearing cache, but just not solving my issue.
Try to add the trusted ip addresses.
When you look under /dashboard/reports/logs what do you see.
You might see the ip address(es) that you might need to add to your concrete.php file
When you look under /dashboard/reports/logs what do you see.
You might see the ip address(es) that you might need to add to your concrete.php file