Using your FTP program verify the file permissions of the configuration.php file, they should be 444. Upload the configuration.php file back to the site.ħ. If using the link was not successful, then go back and delete the added line from your configuration.php file using a text editor. When finished, make sure to use the "Click here to try to do it automatically" link that appears in the alert box to remove the line that was added to the configuration.php file. If you create the new user you may want to block or delete the old user depending on your circumstances.Ħ. Login to the back end and change the password of the administrator user you don't have the password for or create a new super admin user. This user will now be a temporary super administrator.ĥ. You may leave the permissions on the configuration.php file at 644. Save the configuration.php file and upload it back to the site.
A username that is in the Author User Group view access level or higher can also be used in place of a username with administrator access.Ĥ. To the bottom of the list where myname is a username with administrator access that you know the password for. Open the configuration.php file that was downloaded in a text editor such as notepad++ and add this line This will help prevent issues when uploading the changed configuration.php file later in this process.ģ. If the permissions are 444 or some other value, then change the permissions of the configuration.php file to 644. Find the configuration.php file and look at the file permissions. Using an FTP program connect to your site. If you have access to your configuration.php file for the Joomla installation on your server, then you can recover the password using the following method:ġ.
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