# How do I log in to Drupal?

https://www.seturack.com/en/knowledgebase/article/how-to-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](https://www.seturack.com/en/knowledgebase/article/how-to-connect-your-own-domain).

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