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Hi I faced this issue once, I forgot the root password and was unable to recover it and since then I was thinking of how to resolve this issue and later when I did resolved I thought to post it on my blog so that others should also benefit from it. |
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Hi I faced this issue once, I forgot the root password and was unable to recover it and since then I was thinking of how to resolve this issue and later when I did resolved I thought to post it on my blog so that others should also benefit from it. Here is the link : http://wp.me/p1pXSt-k View and review. Thanks Vineet Daniel Twitter : @vineetdaniel |
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On Thu, 26 May 2011 03:46:43 -0700 (PDT), vd wrote: Hi I faced this issue once, I forgot the root password and was unable to recover it and since then I was thinking of how to resolve this issue and later when I did resolved I thought to post it on my blog so that others should also benefit from it. FFS, the mysql doco tells you how to do this *as part of the initial setup*. It's no mystery. |
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Peter H. Coffin wrote: On Thu, 26 May 2011 03:46:43 -0700 (PDT), vd wrote: Hi I faced this issue once, I forgot the root password and was unable to recover it and since then I was thinking of how to resolve this issue and later when I did resolved I thought to post it on my blog so that others should also benefit from it. FFS, the mysql doco tells you how to do this *as part of the initial setup*. It's no mystery. Come on - the OP was trying to contribute something positive... But while were on the subject, I don't think the method in the blog is the best way. This would probably be the definitive way and it does work, because I had to do it myself the other week. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/...tml#resetting- permissions-unix It's also worth mentioning that on debian/ubuntu systems there is likely an /etc/mysql/debian.cnf file with a root equivalent user+password that can be used to reset real root without needing to stop the server (had to do this too as some joker had disallowed root (AT) localhost (DOT) Cheers, Tim |
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