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Exacq Client Username/Password Reset

*** INTERNAL USE ***

If you are unable to login to the ExacqVision software and need to reset the password, perform the following:

WARNING: This will remove ALL user accounts from the configuration, not just the admin locked out.

Windows OS

1. Visit the following page and download the server version you need.
https://www.exacq.com/reseller/legacy/?file=Legacy/index.html
2. On a Windows machine, open the Services panel or run services.msc.
3. Locate ExacqVision Server in the services list. Right-click on it and choose ‘Stop’.
4. Browse to C:\Program Files\ExacqVision\Server or in the case of a legacy 32-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\ExacqVision\Server
5. Find the file named ‘useraccounts.xml’, right-click on it and choose ‘Delete’.
6. You will now run the ExacqVision Server installer file that you downloaded. Locate the file where you saved it, double-click on it to run it.
7. Go through the install process, it will ask you to create a new password (Make a note of this)
8. Once it is finished, open the ExacqVision Client software and click the Configuration (gear) icon from the top-left toolbar.
9. Go to ‘Add Systems’, highlight the system under ‘System List’. Enter your new Username and Password and click on ‘Apply’ to connect.

Linux OS

1. Visit the following page and download the server version you need.
https://www.exacq.com/reseller/legacy/?file=Legacy/index.html
2. On a Linux machine, stop the ExacqVision Server service.
3. Open up terminal, by pressing CTRL+ALT+T
4. Type sudo service edvrserver stop and press Enter.
5. Depending on what system you have you will type one of the following, if it says it cannot find NAUTILUS try CAJA
6. Type sudo nautilus (Ubuntu 10.04-16.04), or try sudo caja (Ubuntu 18.04 and above)
7. When the file explorer opens, go to ‘File System’ and then browse to the following directory
\usr\local\exacq\server\
8. Find the file named ‘useraccounts.xml’, right-click on it and choose ‘Delete’.
9. Locate the ExacqVision Server installer file that you downloaded. Right-click on it and choose ‘Open with GDebi Package Installer’.
10. Wait for GDebi to initiate and click ‘Install Package’.
11. Go through the install process, it will ask you to create a new password (Make a note of this)
12. Once it is finished, open the ExacqVision Client software and click the Configuration (gear) icon from the top-left toolbar.
13. Go to ‘Add Systems’, highlight the system under ‘System List’. Enter your new Username and Password and click on ‘Apply’ to connect.

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user-admin fails to update own username on Start system

Description

A user-admin cannot successfully change their own name on a Start system.

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Version Introduced

4.6.3.25895 May 11, 2011

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Platform

All

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Steps to reproduce

On a system with a Start license
Create a ‘test’ user in the User Admin group
Your choice of name and password
Login to the system as the ‘test’ user
Change your username

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Expected result

Expected username to change

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Actual result

Client logged in as admin will see the new username.
Client login attempt with new username will fail.
Can still login with the old username.

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Workaround

Login as ‘Admin’ or a Full Admin user or a different User Admin user.
Change the username.

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Version fixed

8.7.10703

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Core crash on Start system when user changes their own username

Description

Core crash on Start system when user changes their own username. This was seen in a unit test. It has not been seen from an evClient.

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Version introduced

8.6.0

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Platform

All

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Steps to reproduce

  • Apply a Start license to your system
  • Login as a user with FullAdmin or UserAdmin privileges.
  • Change your own username.

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Expected result

Expected the username to be changed.

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Actual result

Exacq service crashed

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Workaround

Downgrade

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