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Added instructions on how to change a default Local MD5 password to bcrypt. See: https://discourse.roots.io/t/cant-login/25832/4
Danmyrer
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Thanks for the PR, but this shouldn’t be necessary? |
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Thank you for the Reply! I thought so too, but after installing bedrock with Local I encountered the same problem. You should be able to replicate it by following the guide. It could be that Local handles passwords a bit different to enable features like one-click-admin; An explanation would probably need further investigation. |
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Added instructions on how to change a default Local MD5 password to bcrypt.
New users may not be aware that bedrock uses a different encryption than WordPress by default. When using Local the initial WordPress-password is encrypted using MD5.
See:
https://discourse.roots.io/t/cant-login/25832/4