Listers, Ok, so I've figured out the root MySQL password and the cs050101 password... however, I'm still having an issue as to where it stores the Dashboards usernames/passwords since they don't store anywhere in the database...
Has anyone built an integration using Remedy API to create a Dashboards account through Remedy? Basically what I was thinking was: When a user profile is saved/modified within Remedy (with some kind of dashboards flag albeit checkbox or group membership), to fire a command to dashboards to create an account with the same login id. Was hoping to write a SQL script to do it, however that seems to be out of the question now... Thoughts? Comments? Bueller? On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 4:40 PM, Rob Dudley <duds1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Greetings listers, > > I've searched and searched and searched, yet I cannot seem to find the > default root user password for the MySQL db which is installed with the > dashboards product. > > The problem is that I've changed the root password so that I can > see/access the Db (I did this hoping that I could find out which table > holds the actual dashboards users so that I could write an api to auto > create the accounts). Apparently changing it was bad because some genius > thought it would be good to have the jdbc connection, connect to the Db > using the root user instead of granting a specific user to the databases it > needs...smh > > I would be ever so grateful if someone could please either post or email > me directly the default root password so that I can change it back without > having to do a reinstall. > > Thank you in advance, > Rob > _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org "Where the Answers Are, and have been for 20 years"
