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Originally Posted by yawe_frek
i thought as much but mysql pass does not work for it.
Thank anyway
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Does it store the default user and password in the MySQL database on a users table of some type? If so, then you should be able to reset it yourself.
update <table> set <password-column> = password('newpassword') where <user-column> = <default-username>;
Unless their using something other than the default way to store encrypted passwords in tables for user type accounts, that should work.
