How do I reset the PIN code to access configuration settings? I just updated to 6.4 on Qnap and appear to have forgotten the PIN code I had set for the configuration webpage.
Forgotten PIN code
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Re: Forgotten PIN code
The easy way: uninstalling and reinstalling clears all configuration data, including PIN.
The hard way:
SSH into your QNAP - refer to QNAP documentation for details if you have not done this before.
Locate PIN.txt file in Asset settings-
find /share | fgrep PIN.txt
It should print the location of your PIN.txt file, such as:
/share/CE_CACHEDEV3_DATA/.qpkg/Asset/data/.dBpoweramp/uMediaLibrary-v4/PIN.txt
Delete the file:
rm /share/CE_CACHEDEV3_DATA/.qpkg/Asset/data/.dBpoweramp/uMediaLibrary-v4/PIN.txt
Substitute the above /share/... path with the path returned by find.Last edited by PeterP; December 12, 2019, 08:49 PM. -
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Re: Forgotten PIN code
I have run into this same issue but I am on Synology. I want to take the Putty SSH approach as I am failure comfortable in the Linux shell commands. However, I have no idea where the Asset UPnP files are located. Assistance would be appreciated in getting info on the path I need to follow and if I need to delete the same PIN.txt file to clear my previous pin.
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Re: Forgotten PIN code
I would do that if I could get back into config, but since I forgot my Pin I can not do that.
I traced down two different paths where I encountered Asset in the linux shell, however no luck finding the PIN.txt docComment
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Re: Forgotten PIN code
Nevermind, I just dug a little deeper through one of those paths and found what I needed! The info provided for the previous user on the QNAP provided the last bit of info I neededComment
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