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Recovering the email/username in Snorby

Posted on 22/02/2012 by inliniac
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I use a Snorby setup that comes with Security Onion. Recently I had changed the username, but I couldn’t remember what I had set it to.

To recover the username, we can look it up in the database, like this:

mysql -uroot -B -e 'use snorby; select email from users;'

Thanks to Doug Burks and Dustin Webber for helping me recover it.

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