Kamran, This might get you half way there;
# mysql -u root -p <Enter you mysql password for the mysql root user> Now select your openmeetings table (assuming that you did not change it name) mysql> use openmeetings; List all the tables and check for the User table (mine is called "users"). mysql> show tables; List the users of the database, and if you know the name of the user that you have forgotten, then search for this name. SELECT user_id, firstname, lastname, password FROM users WHERE lastname like '%userslastname%'; SELECT user_id, firstname, lastname, password FROM users; However the password is encrypted, so you would have to replace the encrypted password with the encrypted password of another password that you know. Use the mysql UPDATE command for this. Thanks, George Kirkham -----Original Message----- From: Kamran Asif [mailto:kamrana...@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, 10 April 2013 4:32 PM To: user@openmeetings.apache.org Subject: user name & password forgotten Hi there, I have setup OM on my virtual machine that runs on CentOS 64 bit. It is working fine, but I have forgotten the users name and the password. Please let me know the fowling thing. 1. Where is the database location? 2. How to connect database via command line in linux ? thank you Kamran asif
