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Server Admin Password reset mechanism? #30
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If I am reading this correctly, this should be possible already. Say I created a teamspeak container using the following command:
I can stop the existing container:
And then run a temporary container with a different name with the
Log output:
Then just do a
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Thanks I will give that a try. |
@mbentley there are some issues with persistence when I reset the password. |
Well, if you used my exact command, it isn't going to be mapping to the same data directories as whatever you did which would explain the data persistence issue. Could you show me the commands you used to originally start your container and the commands used in trying to reset the password, removing any password(s)? |
Yes you are right I was mounting to a backup of my TS3 server. Thanks |
Hey I've been using your container for 5 years, thanks for all the work you are putting into it.
Recently built a new PC and forgot to backup my admin account settings.
I can not reset my admin password using these instructions:
https://support.teamspeak.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002712898-How-do-I-change-or-reset-the-password-of-the-serveradmin-Server-Query-account-
If there isn't one yet, would it be possible to bake in a mechanism for resetting the admin password?
Perhaps similar to when the license file exists in the data dir, if a
.admin_reset
file exists with a one line value that is your new password inside said file, the bash script executes by appending the start script withserveradmin_password=test1234
wheretest1234
is the value inside the.admin_reset
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: