docs: Update the docs about admin password reset to include the salt

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@@ -8,12 +8,12 @@
 

 Administrators can reset the password of any user. Contact an administrator to reset the password for you.

 

-* Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

-* Find the user in the `Users List`

-* In the `Actions` column, there is a button to reset the password

-* Enter a new password and press `Reset`

-* The new password is now set

-* If required, you can change your password again (so the admin does not know your password) in the `User Settings`

+- Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

+- Find the user in the `Users List`

+- In the `Actions` column, there is a button to reset the password

+- Enter a new password and press `Reset`

+- The new password is now set

+- If required, you can change your password again (so the admin does not know your password) in the `User Settings`

 

 #### If you are an administrator

 

@@ -21,19 +21,19 @@ If you are an administrator and lost your password, you have to reset the passwo
 

 To reset the password:

 

-* Acquire some kind of tools that helps you to connect to the database:

-  * `sqlite3` on Linux: run `apt-get install sqlite3` (depending on your package manager)

-  * e.g. `dbeaver` on Windows

-* Shut down Karakeep

-* Connect to the `db.db` database, which is located in the `data` directory you have mounted to your docker container:

-  * by e.g. running `sqlite3 db.db` (in your `data` directory)

-  * or going through e.g. the `dbeaver` UI to locate the file in the data directory and connecting to it

-* Update the password in the database by running:

-  * `update user set password='$2a$10$5u40XUq/cD/TmLdCOyZ82ePENE6hpkbodJhsp7.e/BgZssUO5DDTa' where email='<YOUR_EMAIL_HERE>';`

-  * (don't forget to put your email address into the command)

-* The new password for your user is now `adminadmin`.

-* Start Karakeep again

-* Log in with your email address and the password `adminadmin` and change the password to whatever you want in the `User Settings`

+- Acquire some kind of tools that helps you to connect to the database:

+  - `sqlite3` on Linux: run `apt-get install sqlite3` (depending on your package manager)

+  - e.g. `dbeaver` on Windows

+- Shut down Karakeep

+- Connect to the `db.db` database, which is located in the `data` directory you have mounted to your docker container:

+  - by e.g. running `sqlite3 db.db` (in your `data` directory)

+  - or going through e.g. the `dbeaver` UI to locate the file in the data directory and connecting to it

+- Update the password in the database by running:

+  - `update user set password='$2a$10$5u40XUq/cD/TmLdCOyZ82ePENE6hpkbodJhsp7.e/BgZssUO5DDTa', salt='' where email='<YOUR_EMAIL_HERE>';`

+  - (don't forget to put your email address into the command)

+- The new password for your user is now `adminadmin`.

+- Start Karakeep again

+- Log in with your email address and the password `adminadmin` and change the password to whatever you want in the `User Settings`

 

 ### Adding another administrator

 

@@ -41,20 +41,20 @@ By default, the first user to sign up gets promoted to administrator automatical
 

 In case you want to grant those permissions to another user:

 

-* Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

-* Find the user in the `Users List`

-* In the `Actions` column, there is a button to change the Role

-* Change the Role to `Admin`

-* Press `Change`

-* The new administrator has to log out and log in again to get the new role assigned

+- Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

+- Find the user in the `Users List`

+- In the `Actions` column, there is a button to change the Role

+- Change the Role to `Admin`

+- Press `Change`

+- The new administrator has to log out and log in again to get the new role assigned

 

 ### Adding new users, when signups are disabled

 

 Administrators can create new accounts any time:

 

-* Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

-* Go to the `Users List`

-* Press the `Create User` Button.

-* Enter the information for the user

-* Press `create`

-* The new user can now log in

+- Navigate to the `Admin Settings` page

+- Go to the `Users List`

+- Press the `Create User` Button.

+- Enter the information for the user

+- Press `create`

+- The new user can now log in