I have to change a website, but I cannot log in. The problem is, that the login page does not appears in any way. I get a 403 error when accessing /user. That should come from a change that I did in the past to deactivate the login page at all. Even I cannot remember what I did or (last conclusion), the database has an error and the login page does not appear.
I setup a new Drupal installation with the same version, but I cannot see any significant difference of the folders.
Is there a hack to activate for a moment to allow anonymous user act as an administrator?
I am using Drupal 6.19.
Querying the database, I get the following.
drupal=> SELECT path FROM menu_router WHERE path LIKE '%user%';
user/login
user/password
user/register
user/autocomplete
admin/user
user/%
user/%/view
user/login/lightbox2
user/login/thickbox
admin/user/rules
admin/help/user
user/%/contact
user/%/delete
admin/user/permissions
admin/user/roles
admin/user/settings
admin/user/user
user/%/edit
admin/user/rules/list
admin/user/user/list
user/%/edit/account
admin/user/rules/add
admin/user/user/create
admin/user/rules/check
admin/user/roles/edit
admin/user/rules/edit
admin/user/rules/delete
admin/views/ajax/autocomplete/user
user/reset/%/%/%
(30 rows)
drush cc alland hope that the problem resolvs itself. – Letharion May 22 '12 at 9:15SELECT path FROM menu_router WHERE path LIKE "%user%";? If any module denies access to the login form, try disabling any non-core modules with drush, clear the cache again, and see if that helps. – Letharion May 22 '12 at 9:49