Manual:ChangePassword.php/pt-br
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Versão MediaWiki: | ≥ 1.6 |
Arquivo MediaWiki: changePassword.php | |
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Local: | maintenance/ |
Código fonte: | master • 1.43.0 • 1.42.4 • 1.39.11 |
Classes: | ChangePassword |
Details
O arquivo changePassword.php pode ser usado para alterar a senha de um usuário em sua wiki. Senhas devem ter, no mínimo, 10 caracteres.
Opções/Argumentos
Option | Description | Required? |
---|---|---|
--user | The username to operate on | Optional |
--userid | The user id to operate on | Optional |
--password | The password to use | Required |
Uso
php maintenance/run.php changePassword [--user| --userid| --password ]
In MediaWiki version 1.39.10 and earlier, you must invoke maintenance scripts using
php maintenance/scriptName.php
instead of php maintenance/run.php scriptName
.Terminal
$ php maintenance/run.php changePassword --user Foo --password IamPassword Password set for Foo
Nomes de usuário e senhas podem ter espaços, que terão de ser protegidos de seu shell (seja ele bash ou cmd.exe
; consulte Solução de problemas, abaixo):
Terminal
$ php maintenance/run.php changePassword --user "Foo Bar" --password "fierce sea ceasefire" Password set for Foo Bar
Solução de problemas
- If your MediaWiki installation uses a memory cache, such as APC, memcached or Redis, then the user object is cached. Thus after making SQL changes you must flush the cache before a user can log in with the new password.
- Windows has special challenges with parsing double-quoted strings, as when a username or password contains spaces in the second example above.
- Occasionally triple (
"""quoted string"""
) and quadruple sets of double quotes will solve your problems with Windows' command shell,cmd.exe
. You may be happier, though, to try Cygwin and follow the Unix conventions for quoting strings, which require fewer quotation marks.
- Occasionally triple (