Re: New user to Plone 4.1 - no option to set Username/Password in Windows installer.

I do not have time to figure out the best way.  It appears to be the
easiest thing
 would be to generate a file after installation that says
"README-AFTER-INSTALL.txt"
which says the port number and login/password.

does that fix the immediate needs?

On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 4:38 PM, Mikko Ohtamaa
<mikko+plone-75aZqqp77KCaMPzRcYMCawC/[email protected]> wrote:
>>> I can run Plone afterwards but I cannot get further than the ‘Create a
>>> new Plone site’ option as that’s asking me for a Username and Password
>>> which I’ve not been given the chance to set up.
>>>
>>> Likewise, there is reference in the instructions to a Plone Windows
>>> Controller which should be setup with the above installer – I get
>>> nothing of the sort. There isn’t a Plone group in my Windows menus at all.
>
> Plone 4.1 revamped Windows installer and feedback for the new
> installer is welcome. The new installer is open source now and this
> should make it more easier to maintain in the future, but currently
> unfortunatelty has some serious regression regarding accessibility.
>
> Please report all issues here (plone.org username needed) and also
> find the documentation regarding the installer:
>
> http://dev.plone.org/ticket/12301
>
> -Mikko
>
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