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Reset admin password on Pure Message Manager (18080)

hadi_phan29

Dear Sophos,

hi, My name is Hadi Hamdani from PT 3D Networks Indonesia. First I want say sorry for not using valid email address.

Today I already finished to install Sophos Puremessage for UNIX (PMX) but unfortunately, I forgot the admin password for access Puremessage Manager. (https://localhost:18080)

I already tried with pmx-manager-passwd but still not working because pmx-manager-passwd still need the old admin password.

There's any other way to reset the admin password for Puremessage Manager ?

Please Help and  Advisory......

Thanks and Best Regards,

Hadi Hamdani

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    Hello,

    You could use the pmx-user command from the unix shell to change the password. If you type man pmx-user you will get the following:

    PMX-USER(1)                          User Contributed Perl Documentation                         PMX-USER(1)

    NAME
           pmx-user - Create and delete users for group management.

    SYNOPSIS
             pmx-user --add --username <username> --fullname <fullname>
                      --email <email> [--superuser]
             pmx-user --delete --username <username>
             pmx-user --reset-passphrase --username <username>

    DESCRIPTION
               -a|--add            Add a user
               -d|--delete         Delete a user
               -l|--list           List available users
               -r|--reset-passphrase  Reset a user's passphrase

               -u|--username       User's login name
               -f|--fullname       Descriptive user name
               -p|--passphrase     User's password for login
               -e|--email          User's email address
               -L|--locale         User's locale preference
               -s|--superuser      User can administer all groups
               -h|--help           Print usage and exit.

    COPYRIGHT
           Copyright (C) 2006 Sophos Plc. All right reserved. Sophos and PureMessage are trademarks of Sophos
           Plc.

    perl v5.8.7                                      2007-02-13                                      PMX-USER(1)

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    Hello,

    You could use the pmx-user command from the unix shell to change the password. If you type man pmx-user you will get the following:

    PMX-USER(1)                          User Contributed Perl Documentation                         PMX-USER(1)

    NAME
           pmx-user - Create and delete users for group management.

    SYNOPSIS
             pmx-user --add --username <username> --fullname <fullname>
                      --email <email> [--superuser]
             pmx-user --delete --username <username>
             pmx-user --reset-passphrase --username <username>

    DESCRIPTION
               -a|--add            Add a user
               -d|--delete         Delete a user
               -l|--list           List available users
               -r|--reset-passphrase  Reset a user's passphrase

               -u|--username       User's login name
               -f|--fullname       Descriptive user name
               -p|--passphrase     User's password for login
               -e|--email          User's email address
               -L|--locale         User's locale preference
               -s|--superuser      User can administer all groups
               -h|--help           Print usage and exit.

    COPYRIGHT
           Copyright (C) 2006 Sophos Plc. All right reserved. Sophos and PureMessage are trademarks of Sophos
           Plc.

    perl v5.8.7                                      2007-02-13                                      PMX-USER(1)

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