This error was driving me mad :grr:. For people having this problem you can try the following.
Go to your apache root directory commonly located at var/www
Make a file called register.php
enter the script below changing username to watever username you want and password to watever password you want. Make sure password doesnt have uppercase characters. Before anyone asks yes i know this is very unsafe and simply stupid but if you just want to quickly log into your server without making some complicated secure login system. you can use this method of generating the password in your secure login system. Anyways just enter your server ip/register.php in any browser. copy the hash you see and go to your database via phpmyadmin. open the authd table and paste the hash you copied in the password and password2 fields. you can now login without getting this damn annoying error(i hope :D:)
<?
$Login = "username";
$Pass = "password";
$Salt = $Login.$Pass;
$Salt = md5($Salt);
$Salt = "0x".$Salt;
//$Salt = base64_encode(md5($Login.$Pass, true));
echo $Salt;
?>
Go to your apache root directory commonly located at var/www
Make a file called register.php
enter the script below changing username to watever username you want and password to watever password you want. Make sure password doesnt have uppercase characters. Before anyone asks yes i know this is very unsafe and simply stupid but if you just want to quickly log into your server without making some complicated secure login system. you can use this method of generating the password in your secure login system. Anyways just enter your server ip/register.php in any browser. copy the hash you see and go to your database via phpmyadmin. open the authd table and paste the hash you copied in the password and password2 fields. you can now login without getting this damn annoying error(i hope :D:)
<?
$Login = "username";
$Pass = "password";
$Salt = $Login.$Pass;
$Salt = md5($Salt);
$Salt = "0x".$Salt;
//$Salt = base64_encode(md5($Login.$Pass, true));
echo $Salt;
?>