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09-07-2021
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Hi
I upgraded expedition and I failed some times but finally got it working (was missing some dependencies + upgraded to python3)
But I coudn't log on anymore with my account. I then tried to reset it with the PHP file (below) and while it succeeded I still couldn't log in with the default credentials.
I can see that is uses a hash for the pwd. is it possible to create a new user like this?
$restoreQuery = 'UPDATE pandbRBAC.users SET password="$2y$10$Nk2/jJmmirfgfLLPEGJ7.erkiaVCgRGUZvSPi5wG/gg8SqYFBvYPO" WHERE email="admin";';
xxx@yyyy:/tmp# apt-get install expedition-beta Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done expedition-beta is already the newest version (1.1.108).
xxx@yyyy:~$ php /var/www/html/OS/startup/restore/restoreAdmin.php
✓ Connected successfully to the database ✓ Admin user found ✓ Admin password restored to: 'paloalto'
Kind regards
Yonick
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