Hi Pat. It seems that all you have to do add is something like the following SQL sentence (applied to the MySQL database that you had to create for the program):
INSERT INTO users (user_login, user_password) VALUES ('admin', MD5('password'));
It seems really strange to me that this is not mentioned in the readme file that comes with the project. I hope it helps... it worked for me.
Best regards,
Marcelo
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Hi! MD5 is not the default password, but an SQL function used to create a password hash and then store it into the application database.
You have to add the line that i posted in my previous message to the DB creation script, replacing the string 'password' with your desired password (you have to include the single quotes).
However, i suggest that you try Ked Password Manager (also hosted on Sourceforge) if you are looking for a mature, well designed product. Unfortunately, this one is not web based, but you can always access your password collection through an SSH session.
Hope it helps.
Marcelo
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I have PhpwdManager installed, but I can't login. What is the default username/password?
Hi Pat. It seems that all you have to do add is something like the following SQL sentence (applied to the MySQL database that you had to create for the program):
INSERT INTO users (user_login, user_password) VALUES ('admin', MD5('password'));
It seems really strange to me that this is not mentioned in the readme file that comes with the project. I hope it helps... it worked for me.
Best regards,
Marcelo
hello, y tried the login password admin MD5 but it did not work...
Hi! MD5 is not the default password, but an SQL function used to create a password hash and then store it into the application database.
You have to add the line that i posted in my previous message to the DB creation script, replacing the string 'password' with your desired password (you have to include the single quotes).
However, i suggest that you try Ked Password Manager (also hosted on Sourceforge) if you are looking for a mature, well designed product. Unfortunately, this one is not web based, but you can always access your password collection through an SSH session.
Hope it helps.
Marcelo
hi,
sorry for the delay but i've been out.
the system doesn't a default user because in the login page, you can create it (link Sign In).