The file storing the credentials is at ajaxplorer Root/data/plugins/auth.serial/users.ser

Open users.ser in a text editor.

You will see something like:

a:1:{s:5:"admin";s:32:"56667e63ce1b1b92ceae65048dd5df00d";}

Note the long string after admin. In the example, it is 56667e63ce1b1b92ceae65048dd5df00d

Change it to known encoded string.

Example:

For a test password of ‘qnap2012’, the password will be ‘9d2d363ce1b1b92ceae65048dd5df00d’.

For the password ‘password’, the encoded string is ‘5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99’

Finally the file looks like this:

a:1:{s:5:"admin";s:32:"9d2d363ce1b1b92ceae65048dd5df00d";}

Now you can login with admin/qnap2012 and reset the password.

Credits for Tip goes to father_mande at this forum.

 

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Note that the default home folder for each user is created at [AJAXplorerRoot]/data/personal/[USERNAME]/