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@Efatha Church Am Glad it helped

@robert007 if it's not nulled try codelist .cc or other sites

On 8/23/2023 at 6:00 PM, David Lato said:

how?

• Access cPanel:

  • Log in to your cPanel account.

• Open phpMyAdmin:

  • Look for the "Databases" section in cPanel and click on "phpMyAdmin."

• Select Database:

  • Choose the database associated with your Laravel application.

• Locate the Users Table:

  • Look for the table that stores user information. This table's name is typically something like users or admins, but it might have a prefix based on your Laravel installation.

• Find the User Account:

  • Locate the row corresponding to the admin account you want to reset. Usually, you can find the user by searching for the username or email associated with the admin account.

• Update the Password:

  • Once you've found the user account, look for the password field. Laravel uses the bcrypt hashing algorithm for passwords. You cannot retrieve the original password, but you can reset it.
  • To reset the password, replace the existing hashed password with a new one. You can generate a new bcrypt hash using an online tool or by using Laravel's bcrypt helper function in a Laravel application. Just copy the generated hash and paste it into the password field.

On 8/23/2023 at 6:04 PM, David Lato said:

admin password please????

 

super@happ.com
test1234

@Kevin Lizunera your-site.com/adminlogin/login
super@happ.com
test1234

403 forbidden