Is there any way to pass the user password manually without passing the password in the sqlline jdbc connection string (like below). We want that sqlline tool will ask to put the password to connect, how to achieve this.
./sqlline.sh --verbose=true -u "jdbc:ignite:thin://127.0.0.1:10800;user=ignite;password=ignite"
Sqlline will always ask for user and password if they are not provided on connection string.
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forgot the moodle admin password of my local moodleyour text server
i am using the version 4.1 moodle
i know the username but unfortunetly forgot the password my local moodle server.
i have tried to forgot the password i havent give the smtp address so i cant recieve the mail of reset password
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login to moodle server but
i have forgot the passwqord so i am not able to login
You can reset the password from the command line
php admin/cli/reset_password.php --username=admin --password=newpassword
Here is a more hacky approach that works provided you have access to the database.
For context, Moodle uses the PHP function password_hash() to generate a password hash for users. The basic idea is that you want to use this function in a plain PHP file outside of Moodle to output a password hash of a new password. This hash is then manually saved in the password field in your mdl_user table using your database client and your new password used to login to the site.
PHP File:
<?php
echo password_hash("new_password", PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
Example output of password_hash:
$2y$10$NCC4PVZ1kTRg4bT21yEl2eUVWMf3lkbYtczTn8vB53qNwTqtN9jwS
I want to use LDAP user's credential in one of my Linux scripts, in which I want to take user name and password and want to test the authentication.
I have used ldapsearch command to check the user's name validation and now want to check the same for the password.
Is there any command I can use to check this?
For clarification, are you looking to take a username and password as input from the user in your script and test them against an LDAP server? If that's the case, you could try authenticating against the LDAP server with the username/password and just see if it works.
Currently, I have 1 user have the permission to bind OpenDJ server. Then I need to verify the username and password from the end user. How can I do that?
This is the way I create the LDAP connection and bind successfully:
LdapConnection connection = new LdapConnection("opendj.mydn.com.vn");
//Set session options
connection.SessionOptions.SecureSocketLayer = false;
connection.AuthType = AuthType.Basic;
connection.Bind(new NetworkCredential("myuser", "mypassword"));
After that, I need to use this connection to verify the "user1" and "password1".
How can I query this action?
This is the configuration of OpenDJ:
Host_LDAP=opendj.mydn.com.vn
dn_LDAP=ou\=People,dc\=mydn,dc\=com
#uid_LDAP=uid\=webservice,ou\=People,dc\=mydn,dc\=com
uid_LDAP=webservice
admin_LDAP_verify_attr=uid
admin_LDAP_verify_dn=ou\=People,dc\=mydn,dc\=com
You've already done it. If the bind succeeded, the username and password were correct.
EDIT Your 'IT guy' is seriously misinformed. According to the OpenDJ configuration documentation #6.1.5, there is no real 'bind' permission. Instead:
Bind
Because this is used to establish the user's identity and derived authorizations, ACI is irrelevant for this operation and is not checked. To prevent authentication, disable the account instead. For details see Section 11.2, "Managing Accounts Manually".
[Emphasis added.]
I am developing a WPF application with SQL Server 2014.
In our server side, I have created SQL Login as
CREATE LOGIN <username> WITH PASSWORD = <oldPassword> MUST_CHANGE,CHECK_EXPIRATION=ON,CHECK_POLICY=ON, DEFAULT_DATABASE =<databaseName> DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=[English]
Now after changing the password of above user by
ALTER LOGIN <username> WITH PASSWORD = <newPassword> , OLD_PASSWORD =<oldPassword> , DEFAULT_DATABASE=<databaseName>, DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=[English]
I am able to open this connection with Old Password and new password both (by using VS2013 C# connection string ). Condition : It will work only till we restart our server or service.
As per the requirement, user should be able to login only with new password. Can this community help me.
Do we have some restriction in SQL to open connection/login only with New Password.
Thanks in Advance.
Try adding this to your command when changing the password.
OLD_PASSWORD = 'oldpassword'
I think you might just be adding another password rather than replacing it with your current command.
I have my build with SSH-Exec Build step (or SSH deployer), which requires username and password in its configuration to connect.
The problem I faced is that username can be provided by a parameter (so I can ask user when triggering build for his username) but I cannot do the same with password (it is masked and parameters reference is not supported in this field).
How can I configure a SSH-Exec Build step so password is taken from parameter?
(I'm aware of other then password auth methods, but I like explicitly ask the one who runs it for password to confirm he is in charge to run it).
You can enter a password parameter into the password field to use a parameter. It still masks the value so it feels a little weird but it works.