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PHP Site Assistant - Invalid user name

sprynmd
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I can't get Site Assistant to login to a Windows-based FMS 9.0v3 database. My database requires authentication, direct login works fine, and has fmphp enabled. The test PHP database screen works.

In PHP Site Assistant I can connect to the server. I see all active databases. When I try to select and authenticate the desired database, I always get "Invalid user name or password." It doesn't matter whether I select "Prompt user..." or "Store database account..."

The admin login is managed by FMS, user accounts are externally authenticated.

...Mike

NOTE: After posting this, I noticed that this Site Assistant forum is in the Web 2.0 forum. I re-entered the topic at FMS forum

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