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Help Warning: You are now accessing Matomo from https://mapi.analytics.dschool.edu.gr:81/index.php, but Matomo has been configured to run at this address: https://analytics.dschool.edu.gr/index.php.

Click here to access Matomo safely and remove this warning. You may also want to contact your Matomo administrator and notify them about this issue (click here to email).

How do I fix this problem and how do I login again?
The Matomo Super User can manually edit the file /path/to/matomo/config/config.ini.php and add the following lines: 

[General]
trusted_hosts[] = "mapi.analytics.dschool.edu.gr:81"
After making the change, you will be able to login again.

You may also disable this security feature (not recommended). To do so edit config/config.ini.php and add: 

[General]
enable_trusted_host_check=0

You are currently visiting with an unknown host (mapi.analytics.dschool.edu.gr:81). You cannot change your password until this problem is fixed. E-mail your administrator about this problem.

Two-factor authentication increases account security by also asking you for a code generated on a mobile device, or one of the remaining recovery codes (in addition to your password) to log in.

Two-factor authentication off.

Turn on two-factor authentication

Turn off two-factor authentication for your account? This will lower your account security.

Tokens you have generated can be used to access the Matomo reporting API, Matomo tracking API, and exported Matomo widgets and have the same permissions as your regular user login. You can use these tokens also for the Matomo Mobile app.

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Wednesday, May 5, 2021 Created by Matomo 4 migration Monday, May 20, 2024
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