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Can't log in or register in 3.0
#1
Hello there,

I just found out about UserSpice and it looks exactly like what I need. So I tryed to get it running on localhost to see if I can get it build into my current project. Setup worked fine but I cant register or log in. I changed the reCaptcha with my own from google and it is working as far as I can see. But when I submit the form the request times out.

Warning: file_get_contents(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/sit...Bf3ow63e8y in C:\xampp\htdocs\usercake\models\recaptcha.config.php on line 68

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in C:\xampp\htdocs\usercake\models\recaptcha.config.php on line 68

I tried to figure out where the problem lies but I am kind of lost at the moment.
If you have any idea I appreciate the help.

Best regards
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#2
When you say you changed the recaptcha with your own, do you mean that you changed the recaptcha key or the whole recaptcha?

Did you put your key in models/settings.php?
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#3
Also, did you generate a new set of keys -- both public and private or are you using existing ones from something else? If you haven't done that, you probably want to.
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#4
Two other things to try...if you have access to your php.ini in something like WAMP,

Increase the max_execution_time in php.ini then go to

C:\wamp\apps\phpmyadmin3.4.10.1\libraries (change path according to your installation)

open config.default.php and change value for $cfg['ExecTimeLimit'] to 0:

$cfg['ExecTimeLimit'] = 0;

----OR----
On XAMPP
1) Go to xampp\phpMyAdmin\

2) Open config.inc.php.

3) Search for $cfg['ExecTimeLimit'] = 300; //whatever value is here

4) Change to 0 for unlimited or put a larger value.

5) If not found, look in xampp\phpMyAdmin\libraries for config.default.php

Let me know if these fixes don't work for you ...there might be some others.
6) Search for $cfg['ExecTimeLimit'] = 300;

7) Change to 0 for unlimited or put a larger value.

8) Save the file and restart the server.
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#5
I'm getting the same issue.

I built my site on local and it all works fine. Upload it to the webhost and I can't login or register.

I generated both recaptcha keys and updated them in settings.php

It is correctly connecting to the database... but not logging in.
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#6
Btw, there is no error at all.. it just refreshes the page and nothing else happens.
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#7
Well I tried around a bit.
The steps you posted didn't work. But I installed UserSpice locally on my other computer at home. There it works fine.
I use the same reCaptcha Keys in both setups. Also I changed the keys not the reCaptcha itself. I generated the keys just a couple of hours before my post here.

Could it be a problem that I have a proxy working on one setup? For now I can work freely on my other setup and I have no problem there.

If I can give you any information to solving this problem. Let me know.

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#8
That's definitely weird. It's obviously some sort of server configuration issue. I'm using a very stock implementation of the google recaptcha implementation. I'm going to email you something to check
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#9
2 things I would check:

PHP version on the remote host
Differing domain name on the remote host
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#10
Php on remote host is 5.4, 5.5 or 5.6 (You can choose, and I've tried each to no avail).

I don't understand what you mean about differing domain, or why it would be an issue. I don't see any config regarding domain, tut I noticed that my config didn't have Website URL updated for the remote host, so I've now updated that, but it didn't fix the issue.
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