Wordpress background password Forgot retrieval method summary

1. Wordpress built-in password retrieval method

If the email address of your admin account is correct, click "forgot password" on the Wordpress logon page based on the common password retrieval steps ?" Enter the admin or email address. Then, you will receive a password restart email and click the restart link in it. You will receive an email containing the user name and password later.

This is the same as the steps for all Wordpress users to retrieve their passwords. The other four methods we will introduce below are that you may not change the admin account's email address, and you will not be able to accept the password.

2. Run the Mysql statement to modify the Wordpress password.

Use tools such as Phpmyadmin to log on to your database management and execute the following statement:

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"Update user set password = password (" new password ") where user =" username ";"

To update your Wordpress password.

3. Use the php file to change the Wordpress password

Create a new pwd. Php file and add the following to it:

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Echo md5 ("your password ");

Upload to the root directory of the host and add

Http: // your domain name/pwd. php, and then connect to your database for execution.

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Update wp_users set user_pass = "string displayed when executing pwd. php" Where user_login = "admin ";

OK. Now you can use your own password to enter the administrator account.

5. Change the MD5 value to retrieve the Wordpress password.

After WorePress is installed, the password is automatically provided. I have been logging in automatically, so I forgot the password a month later. WP uses MD5 to save the password, so the password is irreversible. You can use the database to change the password in the background, so you can log on to phpmyadmin. The first step after logging on is to select a database.

Change the MD5 password to "5d41402abc4b2a76b9719d911017c592 & Prime;
Return to the WordPress login page and log on with the password "hello.

 

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<? Php // Password resetter Include ("wp-config.php "); Include ("wp-blog-header.php "); If (empty ($ _ POST ['emergency _ pass']) { ?> <Form method = "post"> Set admin password: <input name = "emergency_pass" type = "password"/> <Input type = "submit"/> </Form> <? Php } Else { $ SQL = "UPDATE ". $ wpdb-> users. "SET user_pass = '". md5 ($ _ POST ['ergency _ pass']). "'Where User_login = 'admin '"; $ Link = $ wpdb-> query ($ SQL ); Wp_redirect ('WP-login. Php '); Exit (); } ?>