#2 where is the readme file ?

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I just wanted to try phpfamilytree but i cannot find the
password for the default user admin

do you know what the default pass is ?

btw there is no readme present..

cheers!

Debbie

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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never mind ;-)

found a work around to change admin pass

functions.php line 327 -> removed the MD5 encryption line for
a moment, created a new user inside a mysql db manager ->
logged in -> turned MD5 back on in functions.php -> created
new user admin (after deleting original admin in mysql db
manager) -> and logged in with that one

cheers!

Debbie

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Logged In: NO

never mind ;-)

found a work around to change admin pass

functions.php line 327 -> removed the MD5 encryption line for
a moment, created a new user inside a mysql db manager ->
logged in -> turned MD5 back on in functions.php -> created
new user admin (after deleting original admin in mysql db
manager) -> and logged in with that one

cheers!

Debbie

[Rodrigo Flores]

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Hi,

I'm glad you worked around it. An easier way to recover your
password if you have a db manager would be executing the
following SQL statement:

UPDATE ft_users SET PASSWORD=MD5('your_plain_text_pass')
WHERE username="admin";

I guess that at least the phpFamilyTree.sql file should read
MD5('password')
instead of 5f4dcc3...

Thanks for your comments. It would definitely be good to
have a README file.

[Andrew S Powell]

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you can use a reverse MD5 list to figure this one out. or PM
me for it.

I used this site:
http://gdataonline.com/seekhash.php

I recomend changing it right away.

Another option is to MD5 hash your own password and insert
it into the user table.

Hopefully a readme file will be coming.