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    Posts: 5  Freshman Member
    edited December 2017 in Personal Cloud Storage
    Hello, I forget twonky server password :(
    This instruction is not working
    https://www.qnap.com/en/how-to/faq/article/i-forgot-my-user-name-and-password-for-twonky-server-is-there-a-way-to-reset-them
     error -   cd: can't cd to /mnt/hda_root/twonkymedia

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    • Posts: 103  Ally Member
      Answer ✓
      Hi, 
      You can find the config file at /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia as twonkyserver.ini
      Try this file and remove your password.
    • Posts: 103  Ally Member
      Answer ✓
      Through telnet/ssh, you can use following syntax to copy and move the file.
      But you should remeber to backup the original file to prevent if any un-expect situation.

      backup: cp #cp  /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver2.ini 
      #cp  /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/xxxxxx

      access the shared folder via CIFS/SMB and modify the file with note/notepad.....

      #cp /i-data/md0/xxxxxx/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/
      and you may need to restart twonky service.

    • Posts: 2,889  Guru Member
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      Answer ✓
      If you have ssh enabled on your NAS, you can use WinSCP to access the filesystem on the NAS.

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    • Posts: 103  Ally Member
      Answer ✓
      Hi, 
      You can find the config file at /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia as twonkyserver.ini
      Try this file and remove your password.
    • Posts: 5  Freshman Member
      how I can access this file?
    • Posts: 103  Ally Member
      you mean modify?
      if yes, you can open it with note/notepad/notepad++, some editor tool.
      remember to backup the original file.
    • Posts: 5  Freshman Member
       can't find him from windows....... his is in linux file system in nas325
      I can connect to NAS via telnet or ssh, but I don't know linux syntax
    • Posts: 103  Ally Member
      Answer ✓
      Through telnet/ssh, you can use following syntax to copy and move the file.
      But you should remeber to backup the original file to prevent if any un-expect situation.

      backup: cp #cp  /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver2.ini 
      #cp  /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/xxxxxx

      access the shared folder via CIFS/SMB and modify the file with note/notepad.....

      #cp /i-data/md0/xxxxxx/twonkyserver.ini /i-data/md0/.media/twonkymedia/
      and you may need to restart twonky service.

    • Posts: 5  Freshman Member
      thank you,I will try this at home  :) 
    • Posts: 2,889  Guru Member
      250 Answers 2500 Comments Friend Collector Seventh Anniversary
      Answer ✓
      If you have ssh enabled on your NAS, you can use WinSCP to access the filesystem on the NAS.
    • Posts: 5  Freshman Member
      edited December 2017
      thanks all, problem resolved  :)
    • Posts: 1
      How did you resolve this having issues please........

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