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Solved by pamtbaau View solution
Hi there,
when I create a page called login, the pages containing
access:
site.login: true
are not found anymore.
When I rename that login-Page, evertythings seems to work fine again.
I know, for my case, it’s not strictly required to name the page exactly that way and I have some workarounds, but I needed two days to figure that obscure bug out.
Greetins from Germany,
Lorenz
@loie, Your question does not provide specific information, so my answer might be incorrect...
The Login plugin provides its own login.md page which has a default route of /login. If you override that route with your own page called /login, I guess the Login plugin will no longer function correctly.
I have created a page 02.login/modular.md and that broke the entire login system.
@loie, Well, doesn't that confirm my suspicion... You have overridden the default /login route with your own page. When the Login plugin calls your page, it doesn't know how to handle it.
There is no need to create a "login" page, since the plugin already provides one.
On admin, if you go to /admin/plugins/loginand on the "Routes" tab change the "Login route" from /login to something else, I believe it should work. Don't know what to change directly on YAML config
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