Document name Resetting IPCR Password in v2.2 or earlier Author  Anita Robson Publish Date 21/08/2018 Version  1.0

 

 

1. Version Information 

 

 

Date Author Update Information  Version 21//08/2018 Anita Robson 1st draft 1.0

 

 

2. Document Purpose & History

 

This document is intended to provide the reader with the necessary steps to reset the password on IPCR – v2.2 or earlier

 

 

Resetting IPCR Password in v2.2 or earlier

 

 

If you don’t have the password for IPCR you can reset it by following one of the below steps:

 

 

Method 1:

 

Connect to the IPCR server and input command as below:

/var/www/html/work/interface/init_password.sh 

 

If the password is still not recovered with above command, please follow the below steps:

 

Method 2: 

 

#!/bin/bash
clear

echo ‘*:*:*:*:postgres012’ >> ~postgres/.pgpass

/bin/chown postgres.postgres ~postgres/.pgpass
/bin/chmod 0600 ~postgres/.pgpass

if ls -al /usr/bin | grep psql
then
     su – postgres -c “/usr/bin/psql -c “update rs_ruser_info set r_password=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgres -d recsee”
     su – postgres -c “/usr/bin/psql -c “update rs_auser_info set r_user_pass=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgres -d recsee”s -d recsee”
elif ls -al /usr/local/pgsql/bin | grep psql
then
     su – postgres -c “/usr/local/pgsql/bin/psql -c “update rs_ruser_info set r_password=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgres -d recsee”
     su – postgres -c “/usr/local/pgsql/bin/psql -c “update rs_auser_info set r_user_pass=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgre
else
     su – postgres -c “/bin/psql -c “update rs_ruser_info set r_password=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgres -d recsee”
     su – postgres -c “/bin/psql -c “update rs_auser_info set r_user_pass=’admin’ where r_user_id=’admin'” postgres -d recsee”
fi

/bin/rm -f ~postgres/.pgpass
clear

 

The postgres password is either postgres or postgres012. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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