WOW. Amazingly simple and yet HARD to find out. UGH. Thanks!!! On Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 1:15:34 AM UTC+9, Julien L. wrote: > > Once you've unziped OrientDB, start and stop the server one time (the > default password for root is generated at first launching) > > Next, open the file conf/orientdb-server-config.xml. > > You should have a block like that: > > <users> > <user name="root" password= > "QSDJQS7YDQSIODNL2NSJDKSdsjfkdshIQSUDBSQD" resources="*"/> > <user name="guest" password="guest" resources= > "connect,server.listDatabases,server.dblist"/> > </users> > > The default password is in the password field (it's a plain text password). > You can simply replace it by the password of your choice, and restart the > server. > > Eg: > <users> > <user name="root" password="root" resources="*"/> > <user name="guest" password="guest" > resources="connect,server.listDatabases,server.dblist"/> > </users> > > On Wednesday, November 6, 2013 4:07:19 PM UTC+1, Thiago Souza wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I just downloaded OrientDB for the first time and I'm a little bit >> confused with the root password. It seems that the default password isn't >> "root". >> I've added the following line: <user resources="*" password="admin" >> name="admin"/>. With this, I can succesfully log in in server management >> (well, at least most of the time it logs in) but can't create a database. >> Please help. >> >> Thanks >> >
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