I downloaded a script a year or so ago. The script comes with a sql file that needs to be imported into a database that you can create with phpmyadmin or the normal process in Cpanel.
After installing the script you need to go the the admin section. There I need a USERNAME and PASSWORD.
Looking at the sql file that came with the script the username is admin#admin.com and the password is a hash value and there are some characters in the salt field.
My question is - How can I change the password to be able to login to the script.
In phpmyadmin I change the admin#admin.com password to 123456 and set it as
MD5 and cleared the salt field
Expected result - Be able to login to the script backend
Actual result - Not happening
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I'm looking for a script that changes a password in a bit locker without user intervention, if I run manage-bde - changepassword c: ask me to type a password and it's not good for me, I want to enter everything in the script, vbs or c # or api
I have installed Postgres v12 on Windows Machine. I have looked documentation of Postgres, but they are using command-line tools commands as
create user <username> etc,
I am using these commands but didn't get Logged into it.It says
fe_sendauth: no password supplied
How Can I add a user in Postgres psql shell without a password ?
If you don't want to be prompted for a password, you will need to have provision for that user in your pg_hba.conf file.
For example:
# TYPE DATABASE USER ADDRESS METHOD
host all user1 0.0.0.0/0 trust
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
The first line beginning with "host" uses the method of "trust" which means the user will go unchallenged. You can change any of the other parameters as you see fit, but as long as they hit this rule first, other rules won't insist on a password. Once you make this change, you'll need to reload the service for it to take effect.
Please help me to restore or change my Splunk enterprise password. I forgot Splunk username and password and I don't want to reinstall it cause I am having my data on it. So please help me to crack it. I tried all available ways which I got in google search, But nothing works.
Splunk doesn't disclose their encryption algorithm.
There is an established procedure for "recovering" the admin password. Stop Splunk and rename the $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/passwd file. Start Splunk and sign in using the default password. Change your password. If you have no other users, you are done. If you do have other users, stop Splunk, copy the encrypted password from $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/passwd to the passwd file you renamed earlier. Put the renamed file back in its original name and location, then start Splunk.
This is what I did:
Copy all files in public_html to C:\wamp\www\mylocalsite.com
Export my database and rename all http://mylivesite.com to http://localhost/mylocalsite.com of exported .sql file using
notepad++
Change database name, database username and database password in wp-config.php to my new database name, username and password that I
created in my local phpmyadmin
All done with no error. When I try to login using mylivesite.com login data, but it failed with no error notification.
My question is there any easy solution for me so then I can login to my localsite admin dashboard successfully?
Export my database and rename all http://mylivesite.com to http://localhost/mylocalsite.com of exported .sql file using notepad++
This is corrupting your database because several content is serialised and must be unserialized first before doing changes there.
Use a plugin like "WP migrate db" to search and replace the strings.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?type=term&q=migrate+db
If its ok to have you staging and testing site on the same server where the live site is located than you could also give WP Staging a try:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-staging/
I'm working on a dedicated OVH server, after installing everything needed (mysql, apache, php etc.) i've installed phpmyadmin (tried with adminer too) but it cannot access to the database.
Each time I try to login I get a #1045 error
Access denied for user 'root'#'localhost' (using password: YES)
The trouble is that, when running the installation, phpmyadmin asked me to define a password for a phpadmin user, and this user is now the only one allowed to connect, even root can't.
The phpmyadmin user created have no rights and therefore can't create database or such. I would like to allow any user defined to login into phpmyadmin.
The auth_type i'm using is 'cookie'.
PS: when I login on command line everything works great.
EDIT: Ok it seems that the password i used prevented me to login to phpmyadmin UI (unallowed character ?) I was using characters like > < ° ( ) so I changed the password and everything works great.
Can someone confirm that some characters prevent phpmyadmin from logging in ?
Check in phpMyAdmin's config file, see if the password in it is correct.
Alternatively, if your root doesn't have a password (assuming that this is a test DB), remove the password present in phpMyAdmin's config file.