I got a Yii application, and one of the users forgot their password, and I do not have a reset password option on the app, but I have access to the Database through PHPMyAdmin, the table is called userlogin, and I have fields :
ID
username
password
spice
the spice field contain a hashed string,
So when I try to reset the password, entered the password and select MD5 in the function dropdown, then click Go,
But when I try to login, I still have an invalid password.
Any Idea? please help.
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I have an MS Access database. I do not know why I am not able to change the password. I open the database in exclusive and then enter the password to open the database. When I click the file, the info only has Compact & Repair and Encrypt with Password. When I click the Encrypt with Password and enter the password, it already says 'Invalid password'. I am also not able to remove the password since there is no item for it. When I open a blank database and try to remove the password, it is ok since there is an icon and text to show to remove the password. Could anyone help me to correct this? why like this.
I'm using the mysql 8.0.15. i know there is one same question, but in the recent version mysql 8.0.11, PASSWORD function is removed. I'm trying to get back my root user password, i have got the encrypted string caching_sha2_passIBjIZxTzot5bM9bujMxG9orfl6Ctt.w2SDLZUzAsrxD0 how can i decrpyt it? Also i try to follow solutions from this to reset password, but without the password function, almost cannot proceed.
Passwords for authentication are stored in a way that's irrecoverable, it's a one-way hashing function that's applied. In this case it's SHA2.
There's no way to "unhash" this by design. The database entry contains just enough information to validate any given password, but not enough to tell you what the password is.
You can reset the password by disabling password checks and set a new password.
I was attempting to change the username and password of the MySQL in-app database in my Azure web app. I mistakenly thought that by changing the connection string in MYSQLCONNSTR_localdb.ini would change the password. I am wondering if there is a way to restore the original MYSQLCONNSTR_localdb.ini file so I can get the password and access the database. I also deleted the MYSQLCONNSTR_localdb.txt file.
It seems you don't need to restore the password, you could customize the database, username and password to be used.
In the doc:
If you want to customize the database, username and password, after you have created a new database, add new username or update password, simply modify D:\home\data\mysql\MYSQLCONNSTR_localdb.ini , remove D:\home\data\mysql\MYSQLCONNSTR_localdb.txt and restart the WebApps.
I am unable to login admin panel of my site which is developed in Drupal. I had tried the below link, but it's showing as "You are not authorized to login this page"
http://fujisushiflorida.com/?q=admin
After some surfing in net I had tried the below link. It had shown the login page, but the password I had entered is not correct think. So I had planned to change the password in DB. I had gone to phpmyadmin in that selected "user" table and the first reflecting data is the admin data so I had changed the password of that directly in DB also changed the function to MD5 since pwd has been encrypted. Post changing the password I tried to login but getting the error as "unrecognized username and password"
http://fujisushiflorida.com/user
Can you please help me out on this issue.
Not sure how exactly user info is stored, but generally speaking you can install new Drupal site, grab table rows of your admin account there and move them to problematic site, where you lost your account.
In the database check that you have a user with id of 1 and check that their username and email are what you are expecting.
To reset the password:
If your site is sending emails you should just be able to request a new password.
If you can create an anonymous user without admin verification create one with a password. then in the database copy the password from the new user to the number 1 user.
Otherwise create a user on a clean install or dev site and copy over the password from the database.
Try the forgot password on the login screen if your admin has your email address.
If you can SSH into the server your site is hosted on, install drush if you do not have it and use the drush user-login
I want to restore an owncloud installation by restoring the database and all web files.My problem is, that I used the root user for the mysql database and owncloud created another user called oc-michael (my account name is michael). Now I need the password of this user to be able to create a user with this password.
Or how can I do this?
The password of the MySQL user oc-michael is written in your /config/config.php at the 'dbpassword' variable.
Hint: Please note that this looks like a hash but its just a very long plaintext password which was auto-generated.