26 January 2012, 5:38

Hey there,

I have a problem with my mahara installation.

I installed it two days ago and luckily finally it's working. But it's not really comfortable to use, as 
you need  to re-login for every second link you click.

e.g. I  login as administrator and then I click on site administration again I need to login.
After this clicking on any other button like "user search" I have to login again ....

Consequently it doesn't seem to save sessions.

No idea what I can do. I only know that the maharadata folder I created (which is not in the mahara folder itself: mysite.de/mahara/   vs. mysite.de/maharafolder) is set to chmod 777.

Hope to get some help by this.

Thank you

Simon

29 January 2012, 16:12

Hello Simon,

You may want to read through these two discussion threads and follow the suggestions there:

https://mahara.org/interaction/forum/topic.php?id=1424

https://mahara.org/interaction/forum/topic.php?id=693

Cheers

Kristina

18 November 2013, 16:02

hi

I also encountered the same problem
How do you solve?

thank you

18 November 2013, 17:20

Hi Judy,

Check out this question in the troubleshooting FAQ on the wiki: https://wiki.mahara.org/index.php/System_Administrator%27s_Guide/Installing_Mahara/Troubleshooting#Q:_Every_page_I_go_to.2C_Mahara_wants_me_to_log_in_again.21

I've also fixed the links in Kristina's post above, so that they work now.

Let me know if any of that helps.

Cheers,

Aaron

18 November 2013, 19:12

Hi Aaron:
My mahara website hosted on the webhost

How can I am modify this VirtualHost the * parent * directory of the web root?

18 November 2013, 20:14

Hi Aaron:
I am have solved the problem

Thank You

21 November 2013, 5:40

Hi all!

In my case, the file config.php wasn't "closed". So I put the "?>" tag enclosure at its bottom. Iit works smoothly now.

Eder.

21 November 2013, 11:15

That's strange, the ?> closing tag is an entirely optional part of PHP syntax. (See http://php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.phptags.php ).

We leave it out in order to avoid accidentally sending extra whitespace too early, which can interfere with sending headers.