That’s an informative message from Google, not an error message.
If it’s not working, you can still get to your admin pages at /ghost/ - once there, see if you can reset the private site password (which is not your Ghost password). I’m hoping you just have a typo in the password you set! :)
It still not working. When I click the button “Access site ->”
The given password disappears and the border around the input is green. But nothing more happens.
I am missing the redirect to my website.
It sounds like something may be blocking the cookie that is set to remember you’re logged in.
As a first step are you able to test in a different browser? If it works then that suggests there is an add-on or some privacy setting that’s preventing the cookie being set in your daily-use browser.
You’re right:
It don’t work in: Chrome, Opera
It worked in: Safari, Firefox
In Chrome, the cookie is not set
In Firefox, the cookie is available:
But Chrome is my standard-browser - the latest version 115.
I had no issues with cookies in other applications.
I have no addon installed and the private settings allow all cookies.
The Local storage contains the ghost-history. The Session storage is empty. The same as in Firefox.
Please update the code in versions/5.54.4/core/frontend/apps/private-blogging/lib/middleware.js
row 58 - privateBlogging
return session({ name: 'ghost-private', maxAge: constants.ONE_MONTH_MS, signed: false, sameSite: 'Lax' <----- row 58: instead of 'none' or delete this row })(req, res, next);
Or you can delete the row 58 because ‘Lax’ is the default value.
You can’t code ‘Secure’ within a object (Secure: true will not work).