[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Unfortunately it is the one. Does that mean that I am down the drain? > Meanwhile I have been trying to search for where RT stores its > passwords i.e RT's equivalent of /etc/shadow but I have failed so far. > Do you have an idea where RT stores its internal passwords, the form > (encrypted or not, and what encryption).
Why don't you login into your MySQL database (assuming that's what you are running for RT), get into the 'users' table and replace your existing encrypted password for root with a new one. I am sure you can find some Linux/UNIX/web utilities to help you encrypt a password. My guess is RT uses crypt() in the database, but you might want to make sure. Better still, you could have no password altogether. I am guessing that could work :). Regards, Mark Tinka Technical Manager, Africa Online Swaziland --------------------------------------------- This service is hosted on the Infocom network http://www.infocom.co.ug
