Resolved SOS: .psa.shadow empty

[JuanCar]

Hi
I've empty by accident the /etc/.psa.shadow file and I cant access Plesk
I know this file contains the encrypted admin password and I need to know how recreate it.
I know the password of admin and I can access SSH as root.
Ah! I can not access mysql using this admin accoiunt from console.
Any help?

 

[helpchrisplz]

Hi
I've empty by accident the /etc/.psa.shadow file and I cant access Plesk
I know this file contains the encrypted admin password and I need to know how recreate it.
I know the password of admin and I can access SSH as root.
Ah! I can not access mysql using this admin accoiunt from console.
Any help?

Reset admin password through plesk?

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[helpchrisplz]

Hi
I've empty by accident the /etc/.psa.shadow file and I cant access Plesk
I know this file contains the encrypted admin password and I need to know how recreate it.
I know the password of admin and I can access SSH as root.
Ah! I can not access mysql using this admin accoiunt from console.
Any help?

This might help: How to retrieve/reset a password of the "admin" user in Plesk for Linux?

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[helpchrisplz]

Hi
I've empty by accident the /etc/.psa.shadow file and I cant access Plesk
I know this file contains the encrypted admin password and I need to know how recreate it.
I know the password of admin and I can access SSH as root.
Ah! I can not access mysql using this admin accoiunt from console.
Any help?

You migh be able to get in the database using: plesk db

How to access Plesk database?

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[JuanCar]

Thanks but:
I cant access Plesk so I can use this way to reset password.
I cant access database so "Plesk db" returns in an access error

I know my password, I think the easiest way is recreate .psa.shadow, using my password (that must be saved in psa database) but I don't know how is encripted (AES 128 but need more info).
Thabks again

 

[IgorG]

What about

# export PSA_PASSWORD='XXXXXX'
# /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/ch_admin_passwd

?

 

[JuanCar]

I think this method was for older Plesk,, anywhere what I get is:
MySQL rc script was not found

Thanks

 

[JuanCar]

Thank you everybody!
I have solved the problem
Unable to access Plesk: Access denied for user 'admin'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

My OS is Centos 7 so service mariadb restart is substituted with systemctl restart mariadb
Bye.