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On a previous n8n-install (have done many installs because n8n container was always "unhealthy), flowise was selected and logged into. Of course the password was forgotten, how do I completely start over? I've tried these steps trying to completely purge everything from Docker, yet after re-install, when choosing flowise from the welcome screen, it doesn't allow creating the first account, it expects a user id and password, nothing works. Details follow: docker stop More comprehensive cleanup, also prune build cache: docker system prune -a --volumes --force Show space consumed by Docker resources. Should show all zeros Just to be sure... Re-installed via the git clone https://github.com/kossakovsky/n8n-install && cd n8n-install && sudo bash ./scripts/install.sh The install failed on a copy, issued 'make install' from directory n8n-install and the project completed, it was the first time that even n8n was installed with a "Healthy" container instead of "unhealthy) Here's the current container status: root@ubuntu24-LLM:~/n8n-install# docker ps -a --format "table {{.Names}}\t{{.State}}\t{{.Image}}\t{{.RunningFor}}\t{{.Status}}" I'm a newbie, learning github, docker, flowise etc....and OLD. |
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Think I found the answer... installed by root, found in /root/.flowise a sqlite db, removed everything in .flowise. Connect to flowise via the welcome screen |
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Think I found the answer... installed by root, found in /root/.flowise a sqlite db, removed everything in .flowise.
docker stop flowise
docker start flowise
Connect to flowise via the welcome screen
Presto-change-o, it's asking for the creation of the admin password.
Sorry for the bother, this might help some other person.