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Here’s what it spit out after the install:
“Frog CMS is installed, you should now:
1. delete the install/ folder!
2. remove all write permissions from the config.php file!
3. remove changelog.txt and similar files to enhance security.”
so it shows the login screen, but I never got so much as a hint at what the admin password is.
Also, I checked my mySQL tables for frog’s database, and it’s empty. not a single table. is that normal? that doesn’t sound normal. how can I manually change the password if there are no tables, but how are there no tables if it said “Frog CMS is installed.” I’m confused. |
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