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Got it resolved by myself. 
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Got it resolved by myself.

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I cloned a web server with drapal CMS to a new server. After I finished this, I couldn't use the same admin's user name and password to open the www.mydomain.org/admin&nbsp;page. It gave me &quot;Access Denied&quot; error. I was wondering if the database and web server is the same, why the account and privilege is different?<br />
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Please advise how to trouble shoot for this, thanks. <br />
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OS version: RedHat v6.6, . &nbsp;This latest version has the patches for SSL, openssl, bash, etc.
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I cloned a web server with drapal CMS to a new server. After I finished this, I couldn't use the same admin's user name and password to open the www.mydomain.org/admin page. It gave me "Access Denied" error. I was wondering if the database and web server is the same, why the account and privilege is different?

Please advise how to trouble shoot for this, thanks. 

OS version: RedHat v6.6, .  This latest version has the patches for SSL, openssl, bash, etc.

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