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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: fixit on October 08, 2007, 04:07:56 AM
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I need to change mysql password, I do not want to reset it but change it, is this possible without breaking any other appz
the problem is that I have a forward slash / in the password, which I believe is causing my problem with installing a web app that requires the root password.
I have used the same app on a test server and the installation was successful
Thanks, Russell
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I need to change mysql password, I do not want to reset it but change it, is this possible without breaking any other appz
the problem is that I have a forward slash / in the password, which I believe is causing my problem with installing a web app that requires the root password.
I have used the same app on a test server and the installation was successful
Thanks, Russell
You should NEVER change the mysql root password. And you should NEVER use the root user for a web app.
Your web app should never be allowed to have root privileges to mysql.
Create a new user in mysql and give that new user all privileges for the web app's database. Something like this:
create database webapp;
grant all privileges on webapp.* to webappuser@localhost identified by 'secretpassword';
See http://wiki.contribs.org/MySQL for additional information.
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is this possible without breaking any other appz
Probably not.
As per above post... create a new mySQL user.
You can do it with a menu'd script
mysql_setpermission