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  • bonelafide Friend
    #136974

    Im doing a site for a customer and usually i have all of my joomla templates made with the same admin password, but this time i had to make it different but i cant seem to remember what i chose the password to be!

    is there anyway i could find it? or reset it?
    please let me know asap.

    scotty Friend
    #285858

    You can reset it in your database…

    Full Instructions here… http://docs.joomla.org/How_you_reset_an_administrator_password%3F

    bonelafide Friend
    #285860

    mm, that confuses me?

    scotty Friend
    #285861

    Would you like to elaborate on that?

    bonelafide Friend
    #285862

    ahh nevermind! i see, ok.
    Thank you!

    scotty Friend
    #285863

    lol… Your welcome!

    bonelafide Friend
    #285865

    <em>@scotty 105346 wrote:</em><blockquote>lol… Your welcome!</blockquote>

    hmm actually, i did everything they said and made the has and replaced it and went back to my administrator section and tried logging in and it still saying the same thing!

    i tried user name admin and then the username that keeps popping up automatically in the username field.

    scotty Friend
    #285866

    Did you also change the Username?

    Not to worry…

    Open your sites database in phpMyAdmin and follow instructions….

    This will bring you to….

    that should be it.

    bonelafide Friend
    #285867

    Edit:

    ugh, i have no clue why it wasnt working before but it finally worked. and the password was the same exact as the one i was typing!

    scotty Friend
    #285868

    You don’t paste the hash code in to the login. The hash code is an encrypted version of a word.

    Eg. If you save 5ebe2294ecd0e0f08eab7690d2a6ee69 in your database password field. Then the password you enter at login would be the word ‘secret’

    21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3 would be the word ‘admin’
    1a1dc91c907325c69271ddf0c944bc72 would be the word ‘pass’
    e8a32f55454f2ea06a4e393efbb65d03 would be ‘bonelafide’

    Use the Username that you see in the database and the word that represents your hash code and you are in (unless you are changing the PW for a non admin user?)

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