if you installed it with fantastico, it will probably be the same username and password that you use to get into your cpanel.
It's your hosting provider who does it.

Topanga wrote:

it will probably be the same username and password that you use to get into your cpanel.

Thanks, it was my first thought too. But it doesn't work.

The install tells you what username and password to use. It's randomly generated every time you install (well, not too sure about fantastico, but on the normal install it is).

Make sure you apply the security patch to your install, since I don't think fantastico has it included.

Well, I've found username and pass. in my database which was created during installation. But it is still doesn't work. ( I obviously found a database pass. Where the b2evo pass. would be?

Why not click on the "Lost your password?" link in the login form and get b2evo to send you a new one. If you haven't set up an email address, use phpmyadmin ar whatever you are viewing your database with to set the correct email address.

The password you see in the database isn't a password but a code that has to match the code your password makes when run through the password checking algorithm.

John

and if there is no emailedress in your database for the adminuser, put one in (in phpmyadmin) and then click on 'lost password'

Thanks for all tips.
I've reinstalled b2evo and yes there were user. and pass. It works.

Just to wrap this thread up (and being a fantastico junkie), when you install b2evo the default login name is "admin" and the initial password is displayed on the screen after you complete the installation process. AFAIK that would be the same for any b2evolution installation method.