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update users set hashed_password='353e8061f2befecb6818ba0c034c632fb0bcae1b' where login='admin'; | update users set hashed_password='353e8061f2befecb6818ba0c034c632fb0bcae1b' where login='admin'; | ||
update users set salt=NULL where login='admin'; | update users set salt=NULL where login='admin'; | ||
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Also note that if LDAP authentication is used then auth_source_id will have non-null value. In such cases above method wont work for an LDAP user unless users 'auth_source_id' is also set to NULL indicating that user is a local user. | Also note that if LDAP authentication is used then auth_source_id will have non-null value. In such cases above method wont work for an LDAP user unless users 'auth_source_id' is also set to NULL indicating that user is a local user. | ||
Steps learned from http://www.redmine.org/boards/2/topics/32429?r=39642 | Steps learned from http://www.redmine.org/boards/2/topics/32429?r=39642 | ||
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Resetting redmine password
To reset redmine user or admin password connect to mysql database and update user table. For setting a particular users password to 'password' (without quotes) set value of hashed_password to '353e8061f2befecb6818ba0c034c632fb0bcae1b' and set salt to NULL. Username can be matched with login column. Thus to reset admin users password use:
update users set hashed_password='353e8061f2befecb6818ba0c034c632fb0bcae1b' where login='admin'; update users set salt=NULL where login='admin';
Also note that if LDAP authentication is used then auth_source_id will have non-null value. In such cases above method wont work for an LDAP user unless users 'auth_source_id' is also set to NULL indicating that user is a local user.
Steps learned from http://www.redmine.org/boards/2/topics/32429?r=39642
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