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Fix paths to files when resetting root password #221

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/unraid-os/manual/users/reset-password.md
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Expand Up @@ -21,14 +21,14 @@ There are two methods to reset your `root` password, both of which require acces
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Locate and delete the files:
<ul>
<li><code>boot/config/shadow</code></li>
<li><code>boot/config/smbpasswd</code></li>
<li><code>/config/shadow</code></li>
<li><code>/config/smbpasswd</code></li>
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<li> Securely eject your USB device and connect it to the Unraid server again.</li>
<li> Boot up the Unraid server and it will ask you to set up a new password, as if you'd just completed a first boot of Unraid.</li>
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<i>(Optional)</i> If you have any user accounts configured in <b><i>Users > Shares Access</i></b> (or <b><i>Settings > Users > Shares Access</i></b>), select each user and enter a new password. Be sure to select <b>Change</b> and not <b>Done</b> after this.
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<i>(Optional)</i> If you have any user accounts configured in <b><i>Users → Shares Access</i></b> (or <b><i>Settings → Users → Shares Access</i></b>), select each user and enter a new password. Be sure to select <b>Change</b> and not <b>Done</b> after this.
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💡 Codebase verification

Inconsistent arrow symbols need standardization

The documentation currently uses mixed arrow styles:

  • "→" (Unicode arrow) in reset-password.md
  • ">" (greater than) in manage-user.md and create-user.md
  • "->" (hyphen + greater than) in release-notes/6.9.0.md

This inconsistency should be addressed by standardizing on one style across all documentation.

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Verify arrow symbol consistency

The change from ">" to "→" improves readability. Let's verify this matches the style used in other documentation.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for different arrow styles in navigation paths
# to ensure consistency across documentation

echo "Checking for arrow symbols in navigation paths:"
rg -i "users.*>.*shares|settings.*>.*users" --type md

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This rg command looks incredibly powerful, would be a good way to find these types of consistency issues across the docs site

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@ljm42, I'm glad you find the rg command useful! It's indeed a powerful way to uncover consistency issues across the documentation.

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<p> Your password is reset and your account secured.</p>
Expand All @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ There are two methods to reset your `root` password, both of which require acces
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<li> Shutdown your server.</li>
<li> Plug your USB flash device into a Windows or Mac computer.</li>
<li> Bring up an editor (such as Notepad++) and edit the following file: <code>/boot/config/shadow</code>.</li>
<li> Bring up an editor (such as Notepad++) and edit the following file: <code>/config/shadow</code>.</li>
<li> On the first line you should see something such as: <code>root:\$&\$&%\*1112233484847648DHD\$%.:15477:0:99999:7:::</code></li>
<li> Change that line to the following (essentially delete the content between the first and second colons): <code>root::15477:0:99999:7:::</code>, save and exit.</li>
<li> Securely eject your USB device and connect it to the Unraid server again.</li>
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