changin admin password

[Orchard_Direct]

i am already logged in, does the rest password option under admin settings provide a new password?

Also I'm interested in the different different user accounts for different levels of access, do you have any more info on this?

Many thanks


Elliot

[DrByte]

i am already logged in, does the rest password option under admin settings provide a new password?

No, it lets you type in a new one.

Also I'm interested in the different different user accounts for different levels of access, do you have any more info on this?

the post above by econcepts answers this question

[Orchard_Direct]

Thanks!

[yldziner]

I can't login to the admin. I did that crap about changing it in SQL but it still does not work. What the hell? It also will not email me the new password. So far all of the info I have found in this forum has not helped at all. . .

Can anyone offer a simple solution?

[Ajeh]

Gosh it is a pleasure to talk to you too!

Has your login ever worked?

Are you using database prefixes? As in is the table name admin or something_admin in your database?

I would look at your two configure.php files:
/includes/configure.php
/admin/includes/configure.php

and make sure that you have the same paths, database and username and password set for these ...

Go to phpMyAdmin for your site and locate your database and reset it to the defaults:

First run this to remove and reset the structure:

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS admin;
CREATE TABLE admin (
  admin_id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
  admin_name varchar(32) NOT NULL default '',
  admin_email varchar(96) NOT NULL default '',
  admin_pass varchar(40) NOT NULL default '',
  admin_level tinyint(1) NOT NULL default '1',
  PRIMARY KEY  (admin_id),
  KEY idx_admin_name_zen (admin_name)
) TYPE=MyISAM;

Next run this to set the login to Admin admin:

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

WARNING: be sure to reset the Admin login as soon as you have access for the Admin password and email address ...

NOTE: if you are using prefixes on your database tables, as in your database table for admin reads: something_admin

then you will need to adjust the information above to address the proper database table name ...

Do have a nice day ...