If your site is online and publicly accessible someone else may have figured out it was a mojoPortal site and gained access using those default credentials, then created their own account and removed that admin@admin.con account from the administrators role.

I suggest look in the database to see what users exist and what roles they are in, and whenever you setup a new site one of the first things you should do is change the admin credentials to your own email account and a new password.

Hope that helps,

Joe

Ok, if the database looks fine then it must be something about the cookies. Authentication and roles are based on encrypted cookies that are set when you sign in.

Things I would try:

1. Sign out, clear your cookies and sign in again. Maybe even delete temporary internet files for good measure. Try different browsers, ie Firefox or Chrome, see if you get the same problem.

2. From another thread I know you have some other app running above or below mojoPortal. Consider whether your signing in to that app is a factor, perhaps it sets a cookie that overwrites or conflicts with the mojoportal cookies.

Hope that helps,

Joe

That makes it even more clear that something is preventing it from setting a cookie on your machine. Any number of things could be the cause including:

• anti virus or privacy guard type software, or custom toolbars installed in the browser sometimes do this kind of thing
• the browser is configured for private browsing or do not track settings are enabled
• the site is hosted inside a frame and the outer frame is from a different domain or ip address, browsers won't allow setting cookies in this situation

Hope that helps,

Joe