Cannot login anymore

[LadyoftheCave]

Goodmorning,

I have reset my password this morning, and normally I receive an email with a new password, but not today.. So I cannot login anymore.
In what table of phpmyadmin can I find the new password?

[LadyoftheCave]

Solved with this topic:

https://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?44

[web-project]

Goodmorning,

I have reset my password this morning, and normally I receive an email with a new password, but not today.. So I cannot login anymore.
In what table of phpmyadmin can I find the new password?

you will not be able to reset the password via phpmyadmin? the table administrators is responsible for zencart admin users

[web-project]

OK, slightly correction

the table administrators is responsible

the admin table is responsible, but the rest is correct as the following article is out of date:

Solved with this topic:

https://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?44

as new format for new version of zen-cart the passwords starts from:
$2y$10$
Example:
$2y$10$uijC5N8N34eXmBZMIPn40.YS9dtYw68yWMSPozsIObMq8cdT0GOd.

instead of ending :9b

INSERT INTO admin (admin_name, admin_email, admin_pass, admin_profile) 
VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@localhost', '351683ea4e19efe34874b501fdbf9792:9b', 1);

we have tested very well new version of zen-cart!

[mc12345678]

OK, slightly correction



the admin table is responsible, but the rest is correct as the following article is out of date:



as new format for new version of zen-cart the passwords starts from:
$2y$10$
Example:
$2y$10$uijC5N8N34eXmBZMIPn40.YS9dtYw68yWMSPozsIObMq8cdT0GOd.

instead of ending :9b

INSERT INTO admin (admin_name, admin_email, admin_pass, admin_profile) 
VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@localhost', '351683ea4e19efe34874b501fdbf9792:9b', 1);

we have tested very well new version of zen-cart!

The thing is, how is that instruction out-of-date if it still works as written? Applying the password provided and then logging in, the password gets updated to reflect the new encryption which may/may not start with $2y$10 depending on a number of factors. But, if an older system is being accessed that is perhaps using an unsupported version of php, then using the more recent style of password (beginning with $2y$10) will fail.