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Hmm, not sure why that is happening. Do all the fields exist in your user table?: username, apikey_read, apikey_write, lang, timeoffset.

It may be worth running the database setup again. If you cant get to admin tab and then db update and check. Place this:

db_schema_setup(load_db_schema());

on line 29 of index.php and then remove it once you have opened an emoncms page.

All fields exist, i've checked in phpMyAdmin, and they are all filled with sensible information.

These fields exist: id  username  email  password  salt  apikey_write  apikey_read  lastlogin  uphits  dnhits  admin  lang  timeoffset  settingsarray

The data base check returned no errors. Also tried placing db_schema_update in index.php, it didn't help.

I've experimented a little with de global PHP-settings, but no results

Is your username an Email address or simply a name?

What happens if you set up a second account?

Hi again!

ukmoose, tried both, first account wit a simple name and an email adres. Also tried the second account. Both with no success.

Are there more suggestions? They are more than welcome!

Its an odd error to see if your new database contains data, as effectively the scripts saying it can't find anydata for the user in the database.

At least we know the issue isn't user specific ;-)

You say that you created a new database.
Is that a new copy of MYSQL i.e. only the emoncms database in it?  
Or is it a new database within your existing MYSQL instance?

What version of php and MYSQL or you running?

Odd people, Odd Error's :-)

The script can't find the data, but it is there, if I open the fields in the table is find de correct information (username etc.) is stored.

I've created a new database within de Mysql instance

the versions:

Web server

• Apache/2.2.22 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/1.0.1c-fips PHP/5.3.15
• Database client version: libmysql - 5.1.49
• PHP extension: mysql

Synology; DSM 4.1 - 2661

Is there someone who is using the same configuration? 

Synology + emoncms + multinode firmware

some advice, i'm stuck right now.

Hello!

You're running emoncms on a Synology Diskstation?

The problem might be that emoncms isn't installed in the default directory (/var/www/emoncms).

I had problems similar to yours with my RaspberryPI because I tried to install emoncms to another subdirectory. After deleting this installation and installing it to the default directory everything was ok.

If you are familiar with Linux you can try to modify the apache configuration. I think it should be the one in /usr/syno/apache/conf of your Diskstation.

You could try ignoring the notices by setting: $display_errors = FALSE in settings.php. Does it log in ok?

I've will try $display _errors = FALSE.

But recently i've bought a Raspberry for this purpose.

The are only notices. Have you checked the value of error_reporting in your php.ini file?

See - http://php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.configuration.php#ini.error-reporting

You can turn notices off.

You can also do it at runtime with error_reporting() - http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php

// Report all errors except E_NOTICE
// This is the default value set in php.ini
error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);

Hi Gijs, were you able to get your clean installation running? And any tips for others going down the same path?

Have you tried the latest version?, where are you getting stuck?