Amazon web services – How to reset aws RDS master password using python script or other tools
Do we have any possibility to reset aws RDS master password using python script? Any help would be appreciate
Do we have any possibility to reset aws RDS master password using python script? Any help would be appreciate
We are doing food ordering system and my task is to make sign up and sign in page. My question is, I want the inputed password by the user which is a word to be an asterisk when it is…
In the process of converting a ubuntu private git repo from ssh access to smart http via apache. Currently client .git/config contains: url = https://some-domain/git/my-project.git When assessed via: git remote -v show origin The server reports: .../apache2/error.log AH00027: No authentication…
When I SSH into my server I can access the MySQL stuff without using the password. So when I type. mysql -u root -p It'll prompt me for a password but I can type anything and I get access to…
I know this is a common question, but I just can't figure out how to do it. After many unsuccessful attempts, dozens of tutorials and SO posts I gave up and decided to ask a new question here. So, this…
This is the error message I got after I tried to make a password and username for localhost and root. Please help me. I am using Mac by the way. MySQL said: Documentation Cannot connect: invalid settings. mysqli::real_connect(): (HY000/1045): Access…
I'm using this software: MAMP 4.2 MySQL 5.7.24 <-- PLEASE NOTE PHP 7.4.1 Windows 10 This PHP code ... $dsn = 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname=mydatabase;'; try { $dbh = new PDO($dsn, 'root', 'root'); } catch (PDOException $e) { echo $e; } ... generates…
everyone. I can't remember my PHPMyAdmin root password in bitnami. I use Amazon Web Server. I have searched in Google but I can't anything.
I have logins for different platforms (say facebook credentials for example), that I want to securely store in a database. I want to be able to use the APIs to login to these platforms through the app (automatically). Is there…
Long story short, I've got some passwords that were improperly salted and hashed in a version of PHP that allowed the crypt() function to fall back to the CRYPT_STD_DES algorithm if the salt was invalid. However in PHP 5.3.2+: 5.3.2…