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Securing MySQL for development
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When developing in Rails, the canonical thing to do is to have a root MySQL account with no password. While this makes the Rails configuration automagic, it leaves things somewhat open because MySQL accepts TCP/IP connections by default …
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June 7th, 2007.
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