Our company uses Drupal for our Intranet. My account was given administrative capabilities, however I can no longer log in for unclear reasons. I have tried for different devices to make sure it wasn't an IP issue, to no avail.
Since I am currently the only individual with admin capabilities, this is a bit of an issue.
It has been suggested that the main admin password could be reset through the server itself. However, I do not possess the Linux knowledge in order to do so. Would anyone be aware of commands that could be used to help with that?
Running Drupal 10.3 with the latest version of Full Calendar View module.
The Weekly calendar option is showing the days as mm/dd (USA style), e.g. 01/08 for 8th Jan
Here in Australia we use the UK date format (dd/mm/yy) so this format can be confusing for us Australians.
Especially so when the dates are close (e.g. 2/1 for 1st February).
Hi All, it seems I get HTTP status 503 when my app fetches data from Drupal and Drupal is in maintenance mode. Can I be sure that Drupal is in maintenance mode when I get HTTP status 503? How can I get the maintenance display message using fetch from the app? I tried a custom module but so far with no luck. Any help is appreciated. Regards Thomas S
Sorry - it seems I can just call my_site.com/user/login_status?_format=text to get the needed info! When I get HTTP status 503 I make one more call to confirm maintenance mode: