In a rare non-reproducible condition Installer might not create password correctly
First we need the value of OB_HASH_SALT from the config file.
Append that value to the password you want to use. If the salt is aaaaaaaaaa and the password is password, the string needed is aaaaaaaaaapassword
from there, get the sha value like this:
echo -n "aaaaaaaaaapassword" | openssl sha1 | cut -f 2 -d " "
copy the string that this puts out.
the log into mysql:
mysql -u root -p
select database:
use openbroadcaster
UPDATE users SET password='d8656d3f3823bce79e3a29253cf1106f6cfeee7c' WHERE username='admin';
Now, assuming that the salt is set as aaaaaaaaaa in the config file, the password password will work.
Note: When using special characters in the password, they need to use single quotes instead of double quotes when they echo the string
In a rare non-reproducible condition Installer might not create password correctly
First we need the value of OB_HASH_SALT from the config file.
Append that value to the password you want to use. If the salt is aaaaaaaaaa and the password is password, the string needed is aaaaaaaaaapassword
from there, get the sha value like this:
echo -n "aaaaaaaaaapassword" | openssl sha1 | cut -f 2 -d " "
copy the string that this puts out.
the log into mysql:
mysql -u root -p
select database:
use openbroadcaster
UPDATE users SET password='d8656d3f3823bce79e3a29253cf1106f6cfeee7c' WHERE username='admin';
Now, assuming that the salt is set as aaaaaaaaaa in the config file, the password password will work.
Note: When using special characters in the password, they need to use single quotes instead of double quotes when they echo the string