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How to Reset a OreintDB Root Password

How  to Reset Orientdb  Password 

 Stop the Server :
The shutdown.sh (shutdown.bat) script could be used to stop the server:
  $ cd /opt/orientdb/bin/

  $ sudo ./shutdown.sh
Server Security :
Server users are stored in the config/orientdb-server-config.xml configuration file, in the <users> element.

 $ cd /opt/orientdb/config/

  $ sudo vi orientdb-server-config.xml

 
 <users>
        <user resources="*" password="{PBKDF2WithHmacSHA256} YOUR PASSWORD" name="root"/>
        <user resources="connect,server.listDatabases,server.dblist" password="{PBKDF2WithHmacSHA256} YOUR PASSWORD" name="guest"/>
    </users>

 ## Set root password ##

 
 <users>
        <user resources="*" password="#New Password#" name="root"/>
        <user resources="connect,server.listDatabases,server.dblist" password="{PBKDF2WithHmacSHA256} YOUR PASSWORD" name="guest"/>
    </users>
Starting the Database Server :
To launch the OrientDB database server, run the following commands:

 $ cd /opt/orientdb/bin/

  $ sudo ./server.sh 
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