How to change Administrator console password using web console
Now i start my Jboss and given the path till default port on Browser,
after that i click on Administration COnsole the it asked me for UserName and Password then i given it, But there is not any option of Change password there,
Then what can i do to change password?
Please tell me the steps
go to jboss installation root directory. And then navigate to bin folder. Launch ./add-user.sh and then type existing user name and after warning the user already exists just type new password.
1.Log in to your server and open the root directory.
2.Open the path "server > default > conf >props/" and look for the "jmx-console-users.properties" file.
3.Open "jmx-console-users.properties" with a text editor such as notepad. You will see a list of user names and passwords in the format of "username=password."
4.Delete the password for the admin console account and type in a new password.
5.Upload the changed file back into the props foloder
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Login from root user and after that it's asking for change password I enter a current and new password but not working. login from consol entered a user name and password received on email after reset droplet password. It's asking - Changing the password for root.
(current) UNIX password:
Enter new UNIX password:
Retype new UNIX password
Connection to xxx.xx.xx closed.
Reset the Root Password
If you typically log in to your Droplet using a password, or if you have set a password for the root or a sudo user on the system, you already have the credentials you need to log in.
If you log in to your server using SSH keys and have not set up a password for the root account or a sudo user, you will need to use the DigitalOcean Control Panel to create a password for you.
Navigate to the control panel. From the project the Droplet is in, or from the main navigation’s Droplets page, locate the Droplet. Click the Droplet’s name to open its detail page, then select Access in the left navigation.
Note: Some operating systems use internally-managed passwords, which means you cannot reset the root password from the control panel. In these cases, you’ll see the following message in the Reset root password section:
This Droplet’s root password is managed internally and cannot be changed from the control panel. Please SSH into the Droplet to manage it.
See How to Recover from Lost SSH Keys for additional steps you’ll need to take.
Click Reset Root Password to send an email to the address associated with your DigitalOcean account. You can use the password provided to log in to your Droplet through the console.
Log In with the Console
From the DigitalOcean Control Panel, first click the name of the Droplet you want to access, then select Access from the left navigation. Click the Launch Console button to open a web-based console session.
When the console opens, click the console screen and press ENTER to ensure that the login prompt has focus:
At the login prompt, enter the user you want to log in as. This will typically be the root user or a user configured with sudo privileges.
Note:
If you type directly into the console, it may initially read your number keys incorrectly, as if the SHIFT key is pressed. For example, pressing the 2 key may enter #.
This happens only when typing. You can avoid the problem by copying the text, then pasting it into the console by pressing CTRL + v. You can also reset this behavior and ensure that your key strokes are being received correctly by pressing SHIFT and CTRL a few times, then testing your number keys again.
When prompted, enter the password associated with the account. For security purposes, as you type or when you paste, the password the characters will not be displayed and the cursor will not change.
Once you’ve entered the password, press ENTER. If this is the first time you’ve logged in after resetting the root password through the control panel, you will be prompted to enter the password again, then asked to choose a new password:
You are required to change your password immediately (root enforced)
Changing password for root.
(current) UNIX password:
Enter new UNIX password:
Retype new UNIX password:
Once you’ve successfully entered your credentials and, if required, set a new password, you should be logged in to your Droplet. From here, you can reset misbehaving configuration files or services in order to restore network access.
I had the same issue and was able to fix it by using the recovery
Digital ocean recovery boot option1.
So I was stuck in this loop where after resetting the root password and receiving the email and entering the same 2 times and then entering the new password the shell will reboot and the new password will not be set and no matter how many times I tried I had the same problem. So I was tempted to redo the droplet but since I had spent a lot of time building the same I did not want to redo the same work. So I tried the recovery option and it worked. I did notice that the file system was broken and fixing that and resetting the password which is one of the options I6 was able to reset the same. Hope this will help people who are in this situation.
Here are the steps which I followed
Did a reset root password.
From the recovery option I selected Boot from Recover ISO
Power off the droplet and then power it on so it can boot from the ISO
Then launch the recovery shell from the digital option.
You will see couple of options like mount, fix file system, reset password
I did fix file system option 2
I then selected option 1 and then option 3 to reset the password
Then I changed the boot option to boot from the hard drive
Reboot the droplet by powering off and on the droplet
After that I used the same password that I had set with the root user I was successfully able to log in.
I am unable to reset the owner password for ActiveCollab v5.
Emails are not configured, so forgot password option is useless.
I have access to PHPMyAdmin, but am unable to reset the password.
Any help is appreciated.
Setting password directly in the database is not recommended. Instead, there's a command in ActiveCollab's command line utility that lets you set user's password. Navigate your terminal to a directory where ActiveCollab is installed and run:
php tasks/activecollab-cli.php user:set_password you#your-company.com
System will prompt you for a new password and set it.
If ActiveCollab's CLI tool complains that user:set_password command is not present, you are using an older version of ActiveCollab, and you should upgrade first. This can be done through command line as well. Here's the help article that goes into more details:
https://activecollab.com/help/books/self-hosted/upgrade
I have a file on windows 7 and what I want to do is once someone tries to open this file I want a window to appear asking for the username and password (which is not related to the windows credentials, these credentials would be stored somewhere in another file) and depending on the username and password entered a file will be copied from one location to another. So for example, if userA logged in with passUserA then fileA will be copied to a destination folder, if userB logged in with passUserB then fileB will be the one copied to a destination folder. Any thoughts please how this can be done?
How can I reset the ATG Dynamo Admin password?
I need steps to reset/change the password, from the default of admin/admin.
According to Oracle's documentation, you can add Admin.Reset to your ear file which when deployed, will reset the admin password to the admin account.
ATG Documentation
Delete entry for "admin" from DAS_ACCOUNT table and restart the server. Then open dyn admin with admin/admin. It will take you to passward reset page.
You can do this ACC. In ACC click on People and Organizations->Control center users and select the name whose password you want to change.
It is answered in This forum. Basically, there are different ways to reset password, you can do it either by firing some queries or by methods mentioned here.
I had similar issue. In WebLogic app server I was getting denied ATG Dyn Admin of admin/admin. I took a shot in the dark and tried my WebLogic admin console login, and this time it worked, but Dyn Admin tried to take me to a password reset page. At that time I got the error:
Make sure that you have the bin directory for your JDK in your PATH variable before starting Dynamo and that you have enough swap space.
I created below props file in ATG_HOME/localconfig, and added the one liner below:
/atg/dynamo/servlet/pagecompile/ExtendedJhtmlPageProcessor
javaCompilerClassName=atg.servlet.pagecompile.SunJavaSourceCompiler
This solved my problem. I was able to load password change JHTML fine. Not sure yet why ATG Dyn Admin was redirecting me to password change page, and why it accepted my WebLogic console credentials. I wonder if it's a WebLogic specific thing.
you can change your password through /dyn/admin console there is a link password management from where you can reset the default password from admin/admin
Open your SQL developer in Core schema there is table name DAS_ACCOUNT where account name and password has been set so for password there is a long key
i have a key with me
2b7b1f41d6ddb810d48096c266d3bd092d7e5da5
place it in there now your
username:admin
Password:admin123
I am using subclipse with eclipse indigo on Windows 7. When I commit a change and am prompted for my username/password, the plugin pre-populates my svn username with my Windows username in the authentication dialog box. I'd like it to put my repository username instead (or alternately nothing), but I don't want to save my credentials. I can only find instructions for saving both username and password.
I don't have anything stored in C:\Users\{USER}\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\auth\svn.simple. I've tried saving my password and then modifying the file which gets put in svn.simple, but it's not clear to me how to edit it manually, and deleting the couple of lines which store the password does not work.
I've tried including my username in the path of my repository URL(https://svnuser#server/path/to/repo), checking out a project, and synchronizing with the repository. When I try to commit something, my Windows username is pre-populated.
Edit %APPDATA%\Subversion\config and in the [auth] section add:
store-passwords = no
Subversion will cache your username but not your password.
Note that in the %APPDATA%\Subversion\servers file you can also override the default username:
username = myusername
You can put this in the [global] section or in a custom group for a specific domain.