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I had to restore my bamboo instance from an old back up but now I cannot login as my admin user as it no longer takes my password
Is there a way to fix this from command line?
Also is there a way to configure the email server settings from the command line?
Hi @gil jensen
welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Bamboo stores information about the mail server (mail server name, port, authentication details like username and probably the password) in it's database.
There is no command to configure those settings from command line.
You could figure out where in database exactly the data are stored but in general changing configuration there is something which is not recommended throughout Community - a wrong setting could lead to unexpected issues in Bamboo.
Some more general information (especially useful when Google Mail is involved) can be found here:
Configuring Bamboo to send SMTP Email
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/configuring-bamboo-to-send-smtp-email-289276984.html
Regards,
Daniel
Hi
maybe have a read through the below articles to see if you can recover admin access
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