How do I log in to Drupal?

1. In the panel, open My servers and click your server.
2. On the Overview tab, wait for the App row to say "Drupal is ready". The page refreshes itself.
3. Click Open app.
4. Enter the details from the Login and Password rows. The login is yonetici, which is Turkish for "admin". There is no setup screen.
5. Under Configuration > System > Basic site settings, enter your own email address. The install uses a placeholder address.

Further down the page, the Username row and the Password row below it are for SSH. Don't use them to log in to Drupal.

Good to know

• The interface starts in English. To add Turkish, turn on the Language and Interface Translation modules and add the language.
• Email isn't set up. To send password resets, install a mail module.
• If you connect your own domain, add it to Drupal's trusted host list too: connect with SSH, write the domain on the DRUPAL_EK_ALANLAR line of /opt/seturack/drupal/.env (separate several with commas) and run docker compose up -d in the same folder. Otherwise the new address returns a 400 error.
• The site opens over HTTPS on a free sslip.io address based on your IP. If a certificate can't be issued, it opens over http:// instead. Only ports 80, 443 and 22 (for SSH) are open to the outside.

To use your own domain, see this article.

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