You can also use the clean_auth.php script in utils.

You will have to edit the top of the file where the DB is defined.

Javier

Kory wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> I messed up the admin privilege. Anybody knows how to retrieve the full
> control of the admin user once again?  As you will see, I change the
> Host/System/User administration to “NO”. Supposedly, I was adding a new
> account and I accidentally changed the admin instead.
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> Gerard            
> 
> Gerard,
> 
> In mysql you could issue the following commands"
> 
> use jffnms;
> update profiles set value = "6" where profiles_option="8" and userid="2";
> update profiles set value = "32" where profiles_options="14" and userid="2";
> update profiles set value = "34" where profiles_options="15" and userid="2";
> 
> this would give the user with id 2 admin privileges.  This should be the
> "admin" user as long as your database is numbered as mine is (I did a by the
> book install so it should be good).  You can check to see if the numbers are
> right by running:
> 
> select * from auth where usern="admin";
> 
> your if your admin user has a different id than what I have above you'll
> probably want to check the rest of the numbers as well.
> But I think you should be good with the numbers I have. You can also dig
> around in the profiles, profiles_options and the profiles_values tables and
> match the values with the options and put the values in the profiles table
> for the user id that matches the admin user. 
> 
> Your other option is to look through the docs/jffnms-0.8.2.mysql file and
> look for the commands that make the add the admin user and give it the
> privileges, delete the admin user and re-add it with those commands.
> Something like:
> 
> Delete from auth;
> Delete from profiles
> 
> INSERT INTO auth VALUES (1,'No
> User','$1$txVdymrd$AO3Qa8js9lVNkyscQ552b1','No User
> Name',0),(2,'admin','adpexzg3FUZAk','Administrator',0);
> 
> INSERT INTO profiles VALUES
> (1,1,1,1),(2,2,9,12),(3,2,11,300),(4,2,13,30),(5,2,16,36),(6,2,20,46),(7,2,2
> 5,50),(8,2,2,8),(9,2,8,6),(10,2,14,32),(11,2,15,34),(12,2,6,20);
> 
> Hope this helps and good luck,
> 
> Kory  
> 

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