I lost the pepper password, and looking for the 'hardest' reset using Choregraphe.
Some answers mentioned using chorégraphe and python codes, but cannot find the full instruction anywhere.
If you've lost the robot's password, you can use this use an Aldebaran account to factory reset the robot.
Open the settings menu on Pepper's tablet and go to the third tab, like below (sorry, it's for a NAO, but looks similar for Pepper). Click Edit account to check your account details. If you can't remember the password you can create a new account here and enter those details.
Then go to the settings tab and click factory reset. Enter your Aldebaran account details and Pepper will begin the reset. After about 10 minutes Pepper will restart and you can enter a new robot password.
Note: this will erase all the applications and data saved on your robot. But unfortunately, if you've forgotten the robot password there's no way to recover the data.
try installing robot settings application
robot settings
and go to settings, there you can see a section that says change account, just add a new account and reset the robot if you want
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I have OpenCart on my laptop. There is a Bitnami file in my C drive and inside it is a file called "opencart-3.0.3.6-1". Inside this file are many files.
When I type this number into the address bar: 127.0.0.1:81, a screen comes up with Bitnami at the top and "Awesome! OpenCart is now installed." Underneath it says "Access OpenCart". When I click Access OpenCart, a page comes up with "Your Store" at the top and some random products like phones and monitors for sale. So this must be OpenCart on my laptop.
I don't know what to do next. I want to get to a dashboard or somewhere I can edit this page with my own products but I don't know how to get to there. When I type this "http://127.0.0.1:81/opencart/admin/" into the address bar, I get a login screen asking for username and password but I don't have a username or password. Can anyone tell me how I can acquire a username and password? Thank you!
When installing you should have seen a pre-installation check screen followed by a configuration screen, where you would be asked to enter the database name, database user, password etc, as well as choosing an administrator username and password.
If somehow you managed to install it without doing those things, then you need to open up your database using something like MySQL Workbench of phpMyAdmin and navigate to the user table (default oc_user). There you would be able to see the administrator user, password and salt. The password will be encrypted.
According to this page you can reset the password by following the instructions supplied. Good luck!
I am having trouble logging in to my virtual machine. When I click the RDP button on the virtual machine page it opens a window requesting a username and password (photo attached). I set this up a long time ago so I can not remember the password, I have tried a couple of common passwords I use as well as the password to my google account but none have worked. How can I recover or change this username and password. I don’t know if this is the right place to ask but I have tried contacting google cloud support and it seems I can not get this kind of help without paying.
The login page?
Edit: For anyone else looking for the answer you need to go the the VM page in google cloud console, click the 3 dots next to the RDP button and select create windows password. This will give you a temp password which you can change after logging in
If you have permissions compute.instances.admin and iam.serviceAccountUser by following the document you can generate new passwords for your windows VM.
I provided myself for beta testing the skill but after giving the access and the acceptance for beta testing it worked fine for a day and the next day without changing any code it was not able to recognize the skill, So I logged out and logged in again and it worked fine but when I tested the same with an Alexa device the issue was replicated but logging out and in didn't solve the issue this time.
I need help with this one.
My Alexa skill is hosted in Lambda function in north Virginia server and I am using it from India, I know some will suggest having the same server but then how come it worked fine for the first time then?
I found the answer, we should change the language setting to English (IN) if the Alexa skill is built-in English(IN) and the region from which it is accessed is India and Vica-Versa.
Adding an explanation and steps to fix this issue. There is a locale discrepancy between your skill, your account, and your Alexa App. In order to use a skill, the skill's language model must match the user's account location as well as the app's location.
This means on one account, you will only be able to see and test skills from one marketplace at a time. So, if you've got your developer account configured for the US, and your skill only has a en-IN language model, you won't be able to see and test it in your Alexa app.
There are two options available to fix this issue, first option is just for developers:
-Option 1- The simplest solution is to create a new language tab for your skill within developer portal that matches the language setting of your app and device. For information on creating a new language model for your skill, please follow this link: https://developer.amazon.com/en-US/docs/alexa/custom-skills/develop-skills-in-multiple-languages.html#add-a-language-to-an-existing-skill
-Option 2- You can configure your account for a region that matches the language model you currently have set up for your skill. To do this, first make sure the device you're testing on is registered to your developer account, and then that it is set up for the correct language and location in its device settings. For actually configuring your account itself for that marketplace, you'll need to go through the retail Amazon site. Follow these steps:
Navigate to https://www.amazon.com/
Go to "Your Account" > "Your devices and content" > "Change your digital and device settings" > “Preferences”
In "Preferences" click on the "Country/Region Settings" section
If the country is not the same as the marketplace you need to test, change it to match
I just bought a new Macbook Pro, but I forgot to write down my own wifi password. I tried contacting my ISPs (or whatever you call them) but no one responded. I don't think I will ever get an answer from them.
Using Python 2.7.9, is a program able to hack into my own wifi and retrieve the password?
The password for the wifi will be stored in the keychain => /Applications/Utilities/
It will be in either the Login keychain or System keychain, just double click the keychain entry with the wifi name and tick show password, once you have entered your password it should show you the password used to connect to the network.
Connect to your router via ethernet. You should then be able to set the wifi password to whatever you want
If the password is connected to your device. Then try this script But I Dont prefer using script for such easy tasks.
Try this:
brew install wifi-password
Get more details on this page
https://github.com/rauchg/wifi-password
I need to run my app (some kind of on-screen keyboard) on login screen (before login, to help enter password). I can sign code when needed.
EDIT: I prefer to schedule app running from my manager app code.
The relevant search term is "Input Method Editor" or IME. Microsoft has released guidelines how these should work, and then it is possible to choose them from the login screen.