Disable two factor authentication for admin user in ISPConfig

Help !!! after asking for this to added to ispconfig, I've rushed in and enabled it (email) but didn't check the email address, is there a way to disable it ?

 

Great! This worked just fine. Thank you!!

 

Hello, I did the same.. I'm not understanding how the 2fa works.
Where I can set the email of a user?
Thanks

 

I am barely 24 hrs into ISPCONFIG 3 installation, whatever that lead me into attempting to implement the 2fac authentication feature is Oliver twist syndrome. Please how do i locate ISPConfig database through phpMyAdmin? Thank you

 

Please what phpmyadmin default username? the port 8081 cheat worked for me but i cant remember phpmyadmin default username.

 

Oh the default username is root

 

Having issue still when I save the change I get the follow error below


Backtrace

InsertEdit.php#1765: implode(
string ',',
string 'none',
)
ReplaceController.php#312: PhpMyAdmin\InsertEdit->getCurrentValueForDifferentTypes(
boolean false,
string 'c158abf3d48efa9c91fdb21c1d5988a7',
array,
string '\'\'',
array,
integer 0,
array,
array,
array,
boolean false,
boolean true,
string '`sys_user`.`userid` = 1',
string 'sys_user',
array,
)
Routing.php#192: PhpMyAdmin\Controllers\Table\ReplaceController->__invoke(
,
array,
)
index.php#43: PhpMyAdmin\Routing::callControllerForRoute(
,
string '/table/replace',
,

 

Don't worry about the above, but do have one question where can you add and email address for admin or any other CP admin user ?

 

We are using ISPConfig Hosting Controlpanel.
Our IT Incharge has resigned and he didn't submited his emails credentials, which email address was for admin user . Badly I had to reset the password but can't login because he set a 2-factor authentication on that email id. How to reset that 2-factor authentication from ISP Config?

 

UPDATE sys_user SET otp_type = 'none' WHERE username = 'admin';

 

Hi,
To disable two-factor authentication (2FA) for the admin user in ISPConfig, log in as the admin, navigate to System → Users, and select the admin account. Within the user settings, locate the Two-Factor Authentication section and uncheck or disable it. Save the changes. This action will remove the 2FA requirement for the admin login. Make sure to perform this carefully, as disabling 2FA reduces account security, and ensure only trusted personnel have access afterward.