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Resetting the FileRun superuser password

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Running the following from the command line should give you a new password:

cd cron
cron> php reset_superuser_pass.php your-site.com newpass

You will need to replace your-site.com with the actual domain/hostname of your web server. If you do not specify newpass, a random one will be generated and displayed in the command's output.
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