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if your "normal" user is in group wheel and you have installed sudo, you 
can call
	`sudo bash` and then enter the password of the "normal" user,
		    you get a root-shell and can change the password.

I do not have try this way myself. So it's not sure.

Andrea

HollowMan wrote:
> Hey
> Please i would like to know how i can find out the
> password for a root/toor/account from a ssh console!
> Please this is really important hence i lost my root
> pass for my server and only have a user that works!
> 
> 
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