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    Proficient Member Farrawh is offline
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    Stupid Question...

    Hey all, I have a Stupid Question and hope you can all help. I have tried looking on the Forum for help but cannot find what I am looking for so I wanted to ask here.

    Does anyone know where I can locate the pwAdmin Password in winSCP? As my Dev doesn't remember what he wrote and saved it.. and I would like access.. If anyone knows please tell me would be a great help.

    Thanks in advance.
    Farrawh


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    Viva la Vida NaMeLeS is offline
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    It is the root password you use to log into your server, if you only have a user password and have not set the root one, go to the terminal and type

    sudo passwd

    Then put it to what you want

    If the root password has been set and you cannot remember it, I can't help you, try the ubuntu forums to find a way to force the password.
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    Psy Sins Psytrac is online now
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    you can load the recovery kernel by hitting esc while grub is loading. it bypasses all passwords and should allow you to reset them

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    3D Illusionist Drakaer is offline
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    O.o aren't these methods the hard way.

    You want to locate the password for pwAdmin correct? I'm guessing you already know the password to login into the server via winSCP correct?

    Well the password for pwAdmin is stored in md5 in the config file.

    So...
    1 - Start the server
    2 - login with winSCP
    3 - Navigate to your pwAdmin directory. If using jetty it will be in jetty somewhere. If using lammp it will be in /opt/lampp/... If using Tomcat it will be in tomcat-X.XX/webapps. Tomcat and jetty will most likely be in either the /root/... or /PWServer
    4 - Edit the file pwadminconf.jsp
    5 - Generate a new md5 password and save.
    6 - tada you have access to pwAdmin. Make sure you remember the password this time.

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    Viva la Vida NaMeLeS is offline
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    Crap, misread your post sorry, there is a way, I just forgot how ill try work it out whe. I get home, you could just reinstall pwAdmin.

    Try the documentation at pwtools.codeplex.com i think there is a way there
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    Proficient Member Farrawh is offline
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    Thank's guys I got it all working now I fond out the Password xD

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    Psy Sins Psytrac is online now
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    I was going off the post above me. sorry bout that

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    Omega 343 is offline
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    Re: Stupid Question...

    If you look in the config file it's right freakin' there

    Code:
    	// default password is root -> 63a9f0ea7bb98050796b649e85481845
    if you ever need to 'reset' it, just place that back into this line
    Code:
    	String iweb_password = "63a9f0ea7bb98050796b649e85481845";



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