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This is whats inside my mysql-init.txt ALTER USER IDENTIFIED BY 'mypass' It seems like everything went throught but I am still not able to access the database using root user. I tried to follow the steps on Bitnami website.

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Original developer does not remember password for root user for MySQL database. NOTE: Thank you Chad Windnagle: drmmr763/ user.I got to work on project using Wordpress Bitnami stack. NOTE: This guide is designed for Ubuntu using MariaDB with the MariaDB authentication plugin installed. While you can’t recover your Mautic password unless you have a working email server on your VPS, you can overwrite it or create a new user, the simplest way is using some panel or UI, if that is also not a possibility, use one of those methods.īoth methods should work with any Mautic version, especially method “b)”, the examples shown here are just that, some examples… If it didn’t work for you, ask any questions or post any trouble below and I’ll try to help you. Hope this Mautic tutorial was helpful to you, If it was, please say “Worked for me!” in the comments below. Reboot your Mautic server, container or VPSĪnd then type your MySQL root password when prompted.If you still can’t login, after completing these steps, try these other things: User: Administrator (Or whatever user you were using before)

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UPDATE users SET password = '$2y$13$VkE7UjFetqAM13oT4v/VYOfRCGrJ4hbr0zuwRZo6KVfDnNb16WFwy' WHERE id=1

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To overwrite the existing password, copy and paste the following code on the MySQL command line: We target the user with ID=1 because its the first user ever created wen you installed Mautic, if this is not your case or you are unsure, do not proceed or you will probably be overwriting someone else’s password. Now let’s edit the user with ID=1 and overwrite its password.

You should now be able to login to your Mautic instance with: If so, you can now exit the MySQL console Now list again all the users in your Mautic instanceĪ new user should have appeared at the end of the list, with name “madmin”

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VALUES ( 2, 1, 1, ' 15:15:07', 1, 'Nobody', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'madmin', '$2y$13$VkE7UjFetqAM13oT4v/VYOfRCGrJ4hbr0zuwRZo6KVfDnNb16WFwy', 'Administrator', 'Uuser', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 'offline', 'N ') īefore issuing the command (before you hit enter) Change the number 2 above (in bold) with the last ID you noted just before, plus 1. MariaDB > INSERT INTO `users` (`id`, `role_id`, `is_published`, `date_added`, `created_by`, `created_by_user`, `date_modified`, `modified_by`, `modified_by_user`, `checked_out`, `checked_out_by`, `checked_out_by_user`, `username`, `password`, `first_name`, `last_name`, `email`, `position`, `timezone`, `locale`, `last_login`, `last_active`, `online_status`, `preferences`) Now let’s add a new user and password, copy and paste the entirety of the following code in one take, but do not issue the command just yet! MariaDB > select id, username from users List all the users in your Mautic instance The mysql console promt should change to:

If you do know the exact query for method “a)” to work on Mautic 4, please share!įirst log into your Mautic server or VPS with SSH.Ĭheck the name of your database, probably “mautic”

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Since method “a)” requires you to insert a full new row into the Mautic database and I do not have the details of the full row for Mautic 4, let’s use it for Mautic 3, which is what I built this tutorial for in the first place, then I will present you with method “b)” and an example of how it can be used with Mautic 4. The first method is preferred, because you do not modify an existing user (you do not destroy data), however, in practice, both will work just fine. Method “c)” is completely out of the scope of this little guide, so let’s focus on the other 2 methods. I have found 3 interesting methods to solve the problem of a lost Mautic administrator password:Ī) Create a new user with a new password.ī) Edit an existing user and overwrite the existing password.Ĭ) The simplest method, use phpmyadmin or some other similar tool to edit the pertinent record. TL DR: Scroll down a bit for the Mautic 3 steps, scroll down a lot for the Mautic 4 steps: However, if you have SSH access to your Mautic instance, you can directly modify the database, you won’t be able to see the stored password, but you can overwrite the existing password or even better, add a new user directly into the database here’s how: Mautic can send you an email with a link for you to create a new password.īut what if your email settings are missing or do not work propely anymore? Bad news, there is no way to recover it or change it from the UI. If you have forgotten or lost your Mautic Administrator Password, or if after an update your login has stopped working.

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