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Admin Password Recovery
- Locate the configuration file
- Edit the configuration file
- Restart CloudBeaver
- Reset the admin password
If you’ve forgotten the admin password for CloudBeaver, follow these steps to reset it:
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Access the workspace directory used by the Docker container
Tip: For more information on locating the workspace directory, see Workspace location.
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Look for the file named
.cloudbeaver.runtime.confin the.datasubdirectory
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Open
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Locate the line that begins with
"serverName": ...For details on configuration file, see Server-configuration.
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Delete this line completely
Note: If
"serverName"is the last property in the file (no comma at the end of that line), also remove the trailing comma from the line above it to keep the JSON valid. -
Save and close the file
Run these commands:
docker compose restartTip: For more details on Docker Compose commands, see the Docker Compose CLI reference.
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Access the CloudBeaver setup wizard in your browser using your server's domain.
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The setup wizard opens. Set a new admin password and adjust any other settings.
Your license, configured connections, and other settings will remain unchanged.
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Once complete, the admin password is reset and your server is ready.
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