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  • How to find out username and password
  • How to get HTTPS to work
  • Support for non-standard ports
  • Increasing the maximum length of your content

How to find out username and password

The username(s) and passwords are stored in database. The passwords are encrypted with a 1 way password scheme. If you search through the cms_users_table you'll see the usernames:

mysql> select user_id,username,password from cms_users;
+---------+----------+----------------------------------+
| user_id | username | password                         |
+---------+----------+----------------------------------+
|       1 | admin    | 9dfb6c17c8992e3a821c47b68fe8e76a |
|       2 | editor   | 5aee9dbd2a188839105073571bee1b1f |

This will tell you the username of the 'master' account (user_id == 1)

If you don't know (or forgot) password you just need to reset it.

The following SQL commands will reset the password to 'admin' - you can use either:

UPDATE `cms_users` SET PASSWORD = md5('admin') WHERE user_id =1;

OR

UPDATE `cms_users` SET password = '21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3' WHERE user_id = 1;

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