You have to run the script from the command line. In other words, log into the server where your wiki is installed, then open a command prompt. Go to the installation directory, then go to the maintenance subdirectory. Run the following command: php changePassword.php --user=someuser --password=somepass Where obviously "somepass" is changed to the password you want to set and "someuser" is changed to the user name as it is listed in the table "user".

To update your password, log in to your member account by typing in your email and password. Once there click on the “change password” link and type in a new password and click the “submit” button to save your new password. You can now access the site with your new password. To reset your password, click on the “Forgot Password” button under the customer login section. On the next page enter your email address and click the “Send email” button.

Because we do not store your password directly, but rather a one-way encrypted version of it, there is no way for us to retrieve your password. Instead, a new one must be assigned to your account. The new password will be emailed to you at the address that you used when you registered.

If you are a guest, you must contact the area's webmaster directly. Only each area's webmaster can change passwords for that area. If you are an SFF Net member and access the private area with your SFF Net username, then SFF Net tech support will have to reset your password for you. You request this from the Member Services page.

The password reset question and answer set will allow you to reset your password if you forget it, or allow you to change your password at any time you wish. When you log-in the first time and setup your personal MyChart ID and password, you can also specify a password reset question and matching answer.

Yes you can. Go to the Domainz web site at www.domainz.net.nz. Under Name holder tools there is an option 'Recover your NameHolder ID and Password here.'