RE: [cobalt-users] RE: Virtual Sites GONE after messing with Post greSQL

[Robert Fitzpatrick <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Alex wrote:
>>
>>Change it back to the original setting (it's some cryptic randomly
>>generated hash) and you'll be fine.
>>
>>If you don't know what it is anymore, look at the file
>>/etc/cobalt/.meta.id
>>
Then Robert impatiently replied:
>
>Yes, my problem is I don't know what the password was. That is 
>what I have
>gotten down to, but the password in the .meta.id file is 
>encrypted. How can
>I find out what the password is to change it back? Or can I change the
>.meta.id password to match the new one I entered for the 
>PostgreSQL admin
>account?

I guess I should start trying these things before posting to the list. It
seems the .meta.id password is NOT encrypted, just looks that way because it
is such a random number. After looking closer, I realized that could not be
encrypted, so I just copied and pasted in as the password for 'admin' and
all is well again on the Cobalt front.

Thanks for the feedback Carrie and Alex....

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Robert Fitzpatrick