You will receive an email that contains a link you can use one time to reset your password.
#Drupal login block showing twice password
WordPress Site User Login Option A: Password resetįrom the main login form, click Lost Your Password?.Įnter your username or password, and click Get New Password. See the documentation on and Accessing MySQL Databases for more information. If an application issue is preventing a password reset via Terminus, you may need to do a password reset or add a new user account directly in the MySQL database. Option C: Reset your password directly in the database (advanced) Remember to change the password from the example above. user-password user_name -password = 'Astr0nGP455w0rD' If you still can’t get access to your site using password reset, for example if you don't have access to the corresponding email address for the account, you can still generate a one-time password reset link by using the following Terminus command for generating one-time login links: Option B: Use Terminus Drush to set a password Please keep in mind that your site password is stored in a database, so whatever you set in the Development environment may be different than Test or live, unless you keep the database content synced between the environments using the tools in Database / Files tab of the Pantheon Dashboard or during deployment. Don’t leave the page without setting a new password, or else you will have to go through this process again the next time you want to login to your Drupal site.
You need to enter your new password at this point. When you click the link in your email, you will be logged in to your site and brought to your user profile edit page, where you can reset your password. In the password reset form, enter either the username or email address you used to sign up for the administrative account, and you will receive an email with a link.
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