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How to change password using CLI . We are using script(splunk edit user admin -password -role admin -auth admin:changeme ) to change the password.After the command password getting encryped but when we are trying again to login,again we are getting "changeme" as password?
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not sure why @somesoni2 comment is not an answer...
splunk edit user admin -password newPassowrd -auth admin:changeme
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not sure why @somesoni2 comment is not an answer...
splunk edit user admin -password newPassowrd -auth admin:changeme
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hello. guys i don't understand. in order to change splunk admin pwd i need to know splunk admin pwd ? i don't get it...
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Are you specifying the password in the command?
splunk edit user admin -password newPassowrd -auth admin:changeme
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For the paranoid among us, you might want to follow this with either history -c to clear all your history or history -d <linenum> to delete the line with the password from your history file.
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or easier way is to put these lines into a script and call the script and delete the script afterwards
This way it won't show in history of commands.
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The easiest way is actually to put a space in front of the command. That shouldn't log it to history.
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