Which version of Everything?

I have never heard of something like that happening. The only conceivable way I could see things going that way is if your install process got corrupted, or you're running some bizzarely modified version of Everything.

You'll meet the same people here as you would at everydevel.com, it's kind of silly that you thought otherwise. everydevel.com gets regular visits from the people in the know, even if they don't visit every day (i see you created "Gods group member login bug" yesterday)

update: Here is a lesson in debugging everything. Go to login and edit the node. You'll see that "Oops. You must have the wrong login or password or something:" is displayed if the op is login, and no user/pass combo has been passed. I'm not sure you really have a problem.

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In reply to Re: A problem with the Everything Engine by PodMaster
in thread A problem with the Everything Engine by zby

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