Default password on new Portal instance

[Henning Sprang, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

Hi, I just created an additional portal instance in my liferay install, but none of the default passwords written in any docs does work.

It's a liferay 6.0.1 instance with Jetty as server, and I did not want to delete the 7cogs sample data to keep it as a reference to see how thing are made.
But at the same time I wanted to have a clean portal to try my own customization things.

As far as I understand, in an empty portal withput the 7cogs data should have "[e-mail]" as user and test as password.

my portal runs on the local hostname "liferaytest", so I also tried "test@liferaytest", but that also does not work. Also, "test/test" without @ did not work.

What can I try to login to my portal instance?

[Sandeep Nair, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

Hi,

I faced the same problem to. What i did was i changed my database from hsql to mysql and it started to work. Obviously password in hsql is not working. Try doing the same and it will surely work for you.

Regards,
Sandeep

[William Fleming, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

Hi

I tried this myself and im still having trouble, fresh install with tomcat. Now pointed to a new database on mysql. Still cant sign in to any of my new instances this is a real problem!? Could anybody advise would be very grateful.

Thanks.

[Sandeep Nair, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

Delete both the 7cogs folder inside webapps. Delete the data folder and restart tomcat

[Tarkan Corak, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

Henning,

Is "liferaytest" the name of your Virtual Host? Try Mail Domain instead.

test@<your-mail-doamin>

Tarkan

[apis tujuhbelas, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

thanks, this works.

how to control test user? (change password, username & roles)

what is maximum number of instances we able to create using liferay?

[Abhishek Saxena, modificado 13 Anos atrás.]

I believe for LR 6.X we need to use
username: [e-mail]
password: bruno

[Dieter Engelhardt, modificado 12 Anos atrás.]

I spend hours on this problem.
The solution for me was as mentioned above.

LR6x generates a new user for every new instance with the following pattern: test@<MAILSERVER> with the Password test.
Thats it.
Unfortunatly could'nt this be found in the docs!

[IT Services, modificado 11 Anos atrás.]

I'm missing something here. I added a new portal instance. Logged out. Tried to log back in using test@[mail domain] and "test" for the password. [mail domain] is the mail domain I gave the new portal instance I added. No luck. I have wasted hours trying all kinds of combinations including reinstalling the entire stack. I give up. What's the catch? Everything works fine with the default [liferay.com] portal instance.

[Fuad Efendi, modificado 5 Anos atrás.]

IT ServicesI'm missing something here. I added a new portal instance. Logged out. Tried to log back in using test@[mail domain] and "test" for the password. [mail domain] is the mail domain I gave the new portal instance I added. No luck. I have wasted hours trying all kinds of combinations including reinstalling the entire stack. I give up. What's the catch? Everything works fine with the default [liferay.com] portal instance.

I queried database User_ table directly, and I found it created default Admin user with email having FirstName[dot]LastName[Add]MailDomain

I queried it, fuad.efendi@<maildomain> as a user name, and password "test", and it works. It asked me to accept terms and etc.

My main Admin account has correct name, my First Name and Last Name (instead of Test Test). So... check User_ table anyway to ensure no hackers there

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P.S. It is Liferay 7.1 now, and still we don't have it documented...

[Olaf Kock, modificado 5 Anos atrás.]

Fuad Efendi​​​​​​
P.S. It is Liferay 7.1 now, and still we don't have it documented...

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