oedwards0088 Posted August 10, 2015 Posted August 10, 2015 Hi, I was unable to find much help with this and with a little and nervous trial and error the below will change a lost Admin password to 'Password!' - mysql -u root -p - Enter in the root SQL password - USE froxlor - show tables; make sure you can see panels_admin - describe panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will show you the table layout) - select loginname from panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will list the admin usernames, Admin is default) - select * from panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will show you all data from the panel_admins table) To change the Admin username enter the below on one line; UPDATE 'panel_admins' SET 'password' = '0040f2abc2cff0c8f59883b99ae9fab6' WHERE 'panel_admins'.'loginname' = 'Admin'; This will set the password to 'Password!' for the admin username. Hope this helps someone....
oedwards0088 Posted August 27, 2017 Author Posted August 27, 2017 After I upgraded Froxlor the Admin password was no longer recognised. From what d00p said above, I used the below to change the password to Password! - SSH to your server - mysql -u root -p - Enter in the root SQL password - UPDATE `panel_admins` SET `password` = '0040f2abc2cff0c8f59883b99ae9fab6' WHERE `adminid` = '1';
d00p Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 UPDATE 'panel_admins' SET 'password' = '0040f2abc2cff0c8f59883b99ae9fab6' WHERE 'panel_admins'.'loginname' = 'Admin'; This will set the password to 'Password!' for the admin username. 1) The loginname can vary, not everyone uses "Admin" or "admin", why not just use the id? 2) More general: UPDATE `panel_admins` SET `password` = MD5('my-secret-password') WHERE `adminid` = '1';
oedwards0088 Posted August 11, 2015 Author Posted August 11, 2015 That will also do the trick. Hopefully it will help someone out int he future.
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oedwards0088
Hi,
I was unable to find much help with this and with a little and nervous trial and error the below will change a lost Admin password to 'Password!'
- mysql -u root -p
- Enter in the root SQL password
- USE froxlor
- show tables;
make sure you can see panels_admin
- describe panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will show you the table layout)
- select loginname from panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will list the admin usernames, Admin is default)
- select * from panel_admins; (This is not necessary but will show you all data from the panel_admins table)
To change the Admin username enter the below on one line;
UPDATE 'panel_admins' SET 'password' = '0040f2abc2cff0c8f59883b99ae9fab6' WHERE 'panel_admins'.'loginname' = 'Admin';
This will set the password to 'Password!' for the admin username.
Hope this helps someone....
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