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I maintain a Website that runs on ForkCMS, it commonly happens that I get a call that somebody forgot their password since they do not use it on a regular basis.

I know there is a reset password feature, but that requires you to have access to an email-box, and as the server admin I would just like to help out the person right away.

So I developed this CLI command to reset the password using the Symfony Console, and since it's so useful to me, I though maybe this is also useful to other site maintainers.

Since I want to add the CLI to reset a password the the Module it belong to we require a DI service loader extension.
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Some small things you should check but overall cool feature
Thank you for your contribution

In order to reset a password you need access to a mailbox, however the server might want to be able to reset the password for a user using his / her access to the server itself.
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@carakas Done and Done

@carakas carakas merged commit 34c1c4c into forkcms:master Jul 31, 2023
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