Ok. Those are good news I guess. We now know for sure that the issue is in your CRON set up.

Let's get this solved by trying one of  the commands from bellow:

wget -q -O /dev/null http://www.yoursite.com/ow_cron/run.php

lynx http://www.yoursite.com/ow_cron/run.php

curl http://www.yoursite.com/ow_cron/run.php

Let me know the results.

Well, that's kinda depressing now.

Cron seems to work. I used the lynx command and it worked. It takes longer than 15 min until users that haven't signed out get shown as offline.

Cool thing anyway.

BUT.

The Data Import still doesn't do anything... :/

I've also tried the curl command now. But it's just the same as with lynx :/

Please, is there any way of importing my data manually? 
I really need this done as soon as possible.

The data importer is driving me nuts right now. And - looking it up on Google - it seems like I'm not the only one. Does this importer actually work for anyone?

http://docs.oxwall.org/faq:data-import-troubleshooting

Here they say:

"

Make sure your Cron command looks like the following:

/usr/local/bin/php -f /your full path to cron folder/run.phpCron installation

You will not be able to import your data properly if you have your Cron command set up like the following:

wget http://www.yousiteurl.com/run.php

"

And my cron command looks like the wrong one, just with lynx in the front.

The command they say should work, doesn't work.

Please tell me, if there is a way of importing the data manually?

The page should be online on the 10th of April since I'll have a radio interview about it that day.

And on the 9th I'm on a plane, so there's not much time left D:

Robin, do you have SSH access details? If yes, can you PM them to me along with access details to your control panel and admin panel? I will try to check CRON issue for you.

Regarding manual data import, check : http://docs.oxwall.org/...e-to-another-hosting

Unfortunately I am expereincing much of the same issue as Robin, although I am not as computer savvy...

I put my website into maintenance mode, to keep the spammers out while it is getting set up.

On the dashboard it said administrators could still sign in.

I got the closed for maintenance page, came across this post, followed the instructions of how to sign in, it worked but would not accept my username or password, attempted to sign in as my other account, brought me back to the maintenance page.

Now will not bring me anywhere but the maintenace page with no sign in option, but then again, apparently I don't exist.

Kristine, in such cases as yours you can disable maintenance mode manually.
Login to your database via PhpMyAdmin from your server>>find ow_base_config table>>find "maintenance" row>>click "edit">>set the "value" number to 0.

This should disable maintenance mode. Once it is disabled try loging in as your admin user.
If you won't be able to log in then this means that log in credentials are incorrect. Use "restore password" to restore the pass.

Let me know if you face any issues while performing those operations.