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After a one-click install of Moodle, Joomla, Drupal, Nextcloud or another application, its admin address, username and password are on the website's Software section.
When you install an application with one click (for example Moodle, Joomla, Drupal, Nextcloud or ownCloud), we create an administrator account for you. Its sign-in details are always in your dashboard. We do not e-mail them.
Moodle). You can also open the Applications** tile on the website's overview.
Username.
Only people who can see the website can open this card, and every time the password is shown it is recorded in your account's activity log.
Change the password inside the application (in Moodle: your user menu, then Preferences, then Change password). From then on the application manages its own users, and the card says that you set the password yourself. If you forget it, use the application's own "forgotten password" link on its sign-in page.
The card appears once the install has finished and the website shows as active. If the website is active and the card is still missing, open a support ticket and tell us which website it is.
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