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If you forget the web interface password for the user "admin", you can reset it as follows:
In 7.0.2 :
To reset or change the password for users authenticated against the GroundWork jboss-idm database, run the following command:
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
psql -U jboss -h localhost -d jboss-idm -c "
UPDATE jbid_io_creden
SET text = md5('password')
WHERE identity_object_id = (SELECT identity_object_id
FROM jbid_io u, jbid_io_creden c
WHERE u.id = c.identity_object_id
AND name = 'username');
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
Where:
- 'password' is replaced with the password
- 'username' is replaced with the user name
- 'localhost' is replaced with the database server name (the -h localhost part is optional if you are on the host where the database exists; it is necessary to identify the server if that is on a different server)
Example: Resetting admin's password to: admin
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
psql -U jboss -h localhost -d jboss-idm -c "
UPDATE jbid_io_creden
SET text = md5('admin')
WHERE identity_object_id = (SELECT identity_object_id
FROM jbid_io u, jbid_io_creden c
WHERE u.id = c.identity_object_id
AND name = 'admin');
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
This will not affect the password for other users. It will however log out all users.
In GroundWork Monitor >=6.6.x:
To reset or change the password for users authenticated against the GroundWork jbossportal database, run the following command:
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
psql -U jboss -h localhost -d jbossportal -c "
UPDATE jbp_users
SET jbp_password=md5('password')
WHERE jbp_uname='username'
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
Where:
- 'password' is replaced with the password
- 'username' is replaced with the user name
- 'localhost' is replaced with the database server name (the -h localhost part is optional if you are on the host where the database exists; it is necessary to identify the server if that is on a different server)
Example: Resetting admin's password to: admin
source /usr/local/groundwork/scripts/setenv.sh
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
psql -U jboss -d jbossportal -c "
UPDATE jbp_users
SET jbp_password=md5('admin')
WHERE jbp_uname='admin'
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
This will not affect the password for other users. It will however log out all users.
In GroundWork Monitor 6.0-6.5:
To reset or change the password for users authenticated against the GroundWork jbossportal database, run the following command:
source /usr/local/groundwork/scripts/setenv.sh
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
mysql -ujboss -pjboss jbossportal -e "
UPDATE jbp_users
SET jbp_password=md5('password')
WHERE jbp_uname='username'
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
Where:
- 'password' is replaced with the password
- 'username' is replaced with the user name
Example: Resetting admin's password to: admin
source /usr/local/groundwork/scripts/setenv.sh
/etc/init.d/groundwork stop gwservices
mysql -ujboss -pjboss jbossportal -e "
UPDATE jbp_users
SET jbp_password=md5('admin')
WHERE jbp_uname='admin'
"
/etc/init.d/groundwork start gwservices
In GroundWork Monitor 5.x:
To reset or change the password for users authenticated against the GroundWork guava database, run the following command:
mysql -uguava -pgwrk guava -e "
UPDATE guava_users
SET password = md5('password'), password_expire = '0000-00-00', password_change = '0'
WHERE username = 'username'
"
Where:
- 'password' is replaced with the password
- 'username' is replaced with the user name
Example: Resetting admin's password to: admin
mysql -uguava -pgwrk guava -e "
UPDATE guava_users
SET password = md5('admin'), password_expire = '0000-00-00', password_change = '0'
WHERE username = 'admin'
"