From: Craig W. <cra...@az...> - 2004-03-07 06:10:51
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On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 14:10, Gary Wells wrote: > Well got some good advice and decided to uninstall MySql and then > reinstall it. Thought for sure that would do the trick. But guess > what? NO DICE!! LOL > > I still have no access rights to control anything that has anything to > do with MySql. > > After reinstalling it still shows the old MySql databases that were > there before. It seams like I cant even remove them by uninstalling > them. I guess that I could always flush the entire server and start > from scratch but that seams a little drastic to me. What would also > help is to know if this has happened before to anyone and also what I > did to create this mess. > > Thanks again and the responses so far have been very enlightening. ---- I don't know the system you are using but on a redhat system... service mysqld stop mv /var/lib/mysql/mysql/user* /tmp service mysqld start mysqladmin -u root password 'new-password' mysqladmin -u root@localhost password 'new-password' #just to be safe... Craig |