Yes.. This is an issue with one of my client.

There is no way to find the user password as its encrypted in the database.

Richard check following topics:

http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/7803 ;

http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/2495

In standard Oxwall installation passwords are vaild for 1 hour, giving that CRON is configured properly.

>>there is a way for admin to find user passwords to give it to them?

There is no way for admin to find out user's password.
But you can change the pass via database. Table you are looking for is called ow_base_user.
1. Create a test user yourself, remember his passwords. Let's say the passwords is "testpass".
2. Find your test user in ow_base_user table, copy  his hashed passwords value.
3. Find the user who forgot his pass in the same table, paste copied hash password's value.
Now the user who forgot the pass has a new pass "testpass". Send this password to him.

Wow, what a chain of links that never seem to end.

Nevermind all of the above.
Here is the fix, plain and simple:

ow_system_plugins/base/bol/user_reset_password_dao.php

At line 104

$example->andFieldGreaterThan(self::EXPIRATION_TS, time());

to this

$example->andFieldGreaterThan(self::EXPIRATION_TS, time() + 3600);

3600 = 1hr

Justin, can you please specify what have you indicated as a time value: 

$example->andFieldGreaterThan(self::EXPIRATION_TS, time());

in ow_system_plugins/base/bol/user_reset_password_dao.php

and how often have you tried to restore your password

Also what you have in ow_system_plugins/base/cron.php , here: 

  $this->addJob('deleteExpiredPasswordResetCodes', 10); Is it 10 or something else?

Yep, now reset passwords don't work for my site anymore after I did the hack. Back where I started. 

Ross: $this->addJob('deleteExpiredPasswordResetCodes', 10);

Mine shows 10, should it be something else?

What hack did you do?

I did this, and it worked for a time, now it no longer works:

ow_system_plugins/base/bol/user_reset_password_dao.php

At line 104

$example->andFieldGreaterThan(self::EXPIRATION_TS, time());

to this

$example->andFieldGreaterThan(self::EXPIRATION_TS, time() + 3600);

3600 = 1hr