Hi Guys,
I installed OpenCart (localhost), but I was a little bit too enthusiastic with configuring my settings.
I wanted to configure the two factor settings and now my Admin account is locked. Can I fix this without installing an open cart again?
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In my phpMyAdmin i cannot find anything such as oc_settings.
The database table you are looking for is oc_setting (no s on the end). Also the oc_ prefix may be different if you changed it on install.
Yes, it should be oc_setting, where "oc_" is your DB_PREFIX set in "config.php".
Also, just to add on, in your "oc_setting" table, you should search for "config_security" under the "key" column, and simply delete the entire row and 2FA should be disabled. Alternatively, you could run the following SQL query:
where "oc_" is your DB_PREFIX set in "config.php".
Also, just to add on, in your "oc_setting" table, you should search for "config_security" under the "key" column, and simply delete the entire row and 2FA should be disabled. Alternatively, you could run the following SQL query:
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Hello,
Yes, you can unlock your OpenCart admin account without reinstalling. Here are a few steps you can take to regain access:
Access your database using a tool like phpMyAdmin.
Find your OpenCart database and look for the user table.
Locate your admin user account and look for a column related to two-factor authentication (usually named code or similar).
Clear the contents of that column to disable two-factor authentication.
Reset Password (if needed):
If you can’t log in even after disabling 2FA, you can reset your password directly in the database.
In the user table, locate your user account and update the password column. You can use the following SQL query to set a new password (replace new_password with your desired password): UPDATE `user` SET `password` = MD5('new_password') WHERE `username` = 'your_username';
Make sure to replace your_username with your actual admin username.
Clear Cache (if necessary):
Sometimes, caching can cause issues. You can clear the cache by deleting the contents of the system/storage/cache/ directory (make sure to leave the folder itself).
Log In:
After making these changes, try logging into your OpenCart admin panel again.
Yes, you can unlock your OpenCart admin account without reinstalling. Here are a few steps you can take to regain access:
Access your database using a tool like phpMyAdmin.
Find your OpenCart database and look for the user table.
Locate your admin user account and look for a column related to two-factor authentication (usually named code or similar).
Clear the contents of that column to disable two-factor authentication.
Reset Password (if needed):
If you can’t log in even after disabling 2FA, you can reset your password directly in the database.
In the user table, locate your user account and update the password column. You can use the following SQL query to set a new password (replace new_password with your desired password): UPDATE `user` SET `password` = MD5('new_password') WHERE `username` = 'your_username';
Make sure to replace your_username with your actual admin username.
Clear Cache (if necessary):
Sometimes, caching can cause issues. You can clear the cache by deleting the contents of the system/storage/cache/ directory (make sure to leave the folder itself).
Log In:
After making these changes, try logging into your OpenCart admin panel again.
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