Hi friends.
I'm trying to log back into an old site after years and can't get in. Resetting the password by mail does not work, I always get an error.
So I did it via an SQL command in the database. The command is also executed, but I still can't get in. I used SQL to create an MD5 hash as the password.
as a password. In my opinion, Drupal also works with MD5 hashes and the password is then also in the correct place in the database as an MD5 hash (-> 70c04e53f3216a44d9b4f3e517f9b45c unencrypted 'NewPassword').
But now I'm suspicious because the other passwords are all in the following format: $S$DRPgfRN3oYqou9zqLzKxocFQqNehVHpy8grf9SrjKzgDgZwb1P0E
That doesn't look like MD5 or SHA1 to me!
Is it somehow because my new password is not being accepted or am I completely on the wrong track?
Does anyone have any idea how I can help myself?
Its about Drupal 7
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https://www.drupal.org/docs/7/how-to-reset-admin-password-in-drupal-7
https://www.drupal.org/node/44164
https://www.drupal.org/node/1023428
the above may aid