The following requires ssh access as root user and mysql access (the DB user and password seen in config.php has, hopefully, sufficient access rights):
Change your account to authenticate manually via DB
First find the mdl_user tables ID number for your account.
Using mysql client:
mysql> select * from `mdl_user` where (`username` like "YOURUSERNAME");
Note the ID number
Then change the authentication to 'manual'. Leaving password blank as the password
coming from LDAP probably wasn't retained in the mdl_user table.
mysql> update mdl_user set auth="manual" where id="[YOURUSERID]";
See that it has been changed:
mysql> select id,username,auth,password from mdl_user where id="[YOURUSERID]"
Quit mysql: \q [ENTER]
Then you can use the script built to reset password as root user.
cd /poathtomoodlecode/admin/cli/
php reset_password.php
== Password reset ==
enter username (manual authentication only):
[YOURUSERNAME] [ENTER]
It will then prompt for the password and you'll have to confirm it.
Open browser and login.
Now that you are in as an Admin level user, STRONGLY suggest manually creating another
account that WON'T BE KNOWN TO LDAP - thus LDAP admins can never lock you out again.
That account does NOT have to have a valid Email address cause the account will never be used for anything but 'insurance' ... username@sameFQDNasMoodleServer. Set this account to be admin level.
'spirit of sharing', Ken