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Securing MySQL Server - setup root password
Published by Admin | Filed under freebsd, mysql-install, user, securing-mysql-server, password, setup-root-password, server
As you see MySQL server connects without any password restriction. This is not a good idea for production environment so let us setup root password with mysqladmin command. By default MySQL server installs without any password and it …
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March 30th, 2006. Comment now »
