Recentemente, um de nossos usuários nos perguntou como redefinir a senha de administrador do WordPress no localhost? Se você estiver executando o WordPress no localhost e esquecer sua senha, não poderá redefini-la por e-mail. Neste artigo, mostraremos a você como redefinir a senha de administrador do WordPress no localhost.
Por que a redefinição de senha não funciona no host local?
O termo localhost é usado para descrever um servidor local que não está disponível para o público em geral. Por exemplo: seu computador pessoal.
Muitos usuários do WordPress instalam o WordPress no localhost (em seu computador) para testar alterações, criar sites, experimentar novos plug-ins e até mesmo aprender a usar o WordPress.
Se você ainda não experimentou, consulte nosso tutorial sobre como instalar o WordPress em seu computador Windows usando o WAMP.
Os usuários de Mac podem seguir as instruções do nosso tutorial sobre como instalar o WordPress localmente no Mac usando o MAMP.
Agora, aqui está o problema com o qual alguns iniciantes podem se deparar.
Se você esquecer a senha de administrador do WordPress enquanto estiver trabalhando no localhost, NÃO será possível redefini-la usando a opção normal de redefinição de senha no WordPress.
A opção de redefinição de senha envia por e-mail um link para redefinir sua senha do WordPress. Para enviar e-mails, seu servidor precisa ativar a função de correio eletrônico.
Essa função é desativada por padrão em servidores locais, o que significa que o WordPress não poderá enviar o e-mail de redefinição de senha.
Mas não se preocupe, há uma maneira de redefinir sua senha do WordPress no host local.
Pronto? Vamos começar.
Tutorial em vídeo
Se você não gostar do vídeo ou precisar de mais instruções, continue lendo.
Redefinição da senha de administrador do WordPress no host local
Usaremos o phpMyAdmin para redefinir a senha no host local. Basta acessar o painel de controle do phpMyAdmin digitando este URL na barra de endereços do navegador:
http://localhost/phpmyadmin/
Será solicitado que você forneça seu nome de usuário e senha do MySQL. Normalmente, o nome de usuário é root, sem senha.
Depois de fazer o login, você precisará selecionar o banco de dados do WordPress.
Depois de selecionar o banco de dados, você verá uma lista de tabelas no banco de dados do WordPress. Vá em frente e clique no link de navegação ao lado da tabela de usuários do WordPress.
Agora você verá a lista de entradas na sua tabela de usuários. O número de linhas depende de quantos usuários estão registrados no seu site WordPress.
Em seguida, você precisa clicar no link Edit (Editar) ao lado do nome de usuário do usuário administrador.
Isso abrirá um formulário no qual você poderá editar as informações armazenadas no banco de dados do WordPress para esse usuário.
Role para baixo até o campo user_pass e digite uma nova senha na coluna “value” (valor). Depois disso, você precisa selecionar MD5 na coluna “function” (função).
Não se esqueça de clicar no botão Go (Ir ) na parte inferior para salvar suas alterações.
Isso é tudo, agora você pode fazer login no seu site WordPress no localhost usando a nova senha.
Se, por algum motivo, você estiver tendo dificuldade em seguir o método phpMyAdmin, consulte nosso guia sobre como criar um usuário administrador do WordPress usando o arquivo functions.php. Basta abrir o arquivo functions.php do seu tema e colar o código do artigo acima, e você estará pronto para começar.
Esperamos que este artigo tenha ajudado você a aprender como redefinir a senha de administrador do WordPress no localhost. Talvez você também queira consultar nosso guia sobre como mover o WordPress do servidor local para o site ativo.
Se você gostou deste artigo, inscreva-se em nosso canal do YouTube para receber tutoriais em vídeo sobre o WordPress. Você também pode nos encontrar no Twitter e no Facebook.
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The most common issue would be if you did not set the function to MD5 or click go to apply the changes, you would want to ensure you have done that correctly.
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I tried this and while I was in there also attempted to change my username, which I realize was probably my mistake… but now I can’t log in at all. Is there a way to undo what I’ve done?
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Hello,
I type a new password , click continue and it does not keep the password, it shows a long string of numbers and letters. If I use this , still cannot log in. It looks simple on the video but does not work for me. Thank you.
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when I click on the Go button this error appears:
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Thank you! For those who can’t make it work, remember to use the “MD5” function when changing the password. I almost skipped that part and was stuck for a few minutes.
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Hi Anthony,
you can also add an admin user by adding code to your current WordPress theme’s admin file.
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