I have forgotten my cacti admin password

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Post by cc »

hi

if I tried :

mysql> GRANT ALL ON cacti.* TO cactiuser@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
ERROR 1036: Table 'user' is read only
mysql>

why this user is read only and how can I change it ?
Lalle
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Post by Lalle »

Hey Chris,

at the moment I only have limited internet access so I can't do in-depth analysis. I only remember that I had the same problem a long time ago and this was due to inproper permissons on the mysql data directory.

If I'm not mistaken this is also covered in the MySQL FAQ or documentation.

Lars
Robert

Post by Robert »

Hi!

I've got the same problem after and update to a new mysql-version :( I tried all your hints, but it still doesn't work. Any new ideas?

Thanks!
Guest

Post by Guest »

Unfortuantly so have I, updated to 0.8.2a from .1... Swear I havent changed the password but now it wont let me in.

I have mysql 4.0.13 running on Gentoo 1.4.

I've tried blanking the password, using md5 option and even generating an MD5 hash using cain and pasting that in

Got in after creating a new DB and installing as a new install :( well .. it's working now...
mjjzr
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Post by mjjzr »

raX wrote:The suggestions above will work for Cacti 0.6.x. You can use the following SQL to reset your admin password in 0.8:

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update user_auth set password=MD5('NEWPASSWORD') where username='admin';
Make sure to replace NEWPASSWORD with your desired admin password. Let me know if you are still having problems logging in after running this.

-Ian
Hi
I use this one and works fine.
thanks.
yanzur
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Joined: Tue Dec 13, 2016 2:41 pm

Re: I have forgotten my cacti admin password

Post by yanzur »

Check permissions on "/var/lib/php/session". I made it 777, and it worked.

Because I installed Cacti as root, a lot of things got wonky permissions.

Hope this helps.
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