Cms: Error when entering wrong password to login into CP

[smcyr]

I have this error when I enter the wrong password into the CP:

file_put_contents(D:\projects\test\storage\framework/cache/data/[email protected]|192.168.1.XXX/e5/c5/e5c593373173624acd2c2af96207c7cd): failed to open stream: No such file or directory 

Illuminate\Foundation\Bootstrap\HandleExceptions::handleError :133
D:\projects\mutation\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Filesystem\Filesystem.php:133

I'm on Windows 10, so it's maybe a path problem?

[jasonvarga]

What's the XXX.XXX.X.XXX bit? Are there any :: in it?

[smcyr]

It's my local IP which is 192.168.1.XXX with no ::

[ddtigner]

I'm receiving the same error. After a bit of testing, it appears to be related to Windows. I did a fresh install on my Mac and on Windows. The Mac doesn't have the problem.

Windows 10, latest update, using Laragon.

You can type anything into the username with no password and it works as expected (the screen shakes). As soon as you provide a password that's incorrect, the error is displayed. If you use the correct username and password, the control panel loads correctly.

[amadeann]

I'm also getting the same error, and from what I remember the same thing happened to me with v2 as well. It's probably because Windows doesn't allow pipes in directory names.

Statamic\Auth\ThrottlesLogins@incrementLoginAttempts sets the cache key with | and then Statamic\Extensions@path takes that cache key, and tries to use it as a directory name.

The solution could be replacing | with / inside Statamic\Extensions@path, but I have no idea whether other parts of the app depend on | in the cache directories names.

[innocenzi]

I have this issue on Windows as well, when entering a wrong password. That pipe is indeed problematic.

[jasonvarga]

Sorry this issue has been so neglected. It's fixed now and will be available in 3.0.1.