SQL Command To Change Password ???
Is there SQL Command to change Password MySQL.
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Change Password
I am borderline about to throw my computer out the window....I have installed, removed, installed again, removed again mysql 5.0 on my brand new Fedora 5 core with little success. I am logged in as root, and can get mysqld to start, however when I attempt to change my password by the following: mysql -u root I get the following message: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
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Change Password Using .bat
First of all I am sorry if I am posting in a wrong section. Following are the steps to change MySQL root password using command prompt HTML Code: 1) cd C:mysqlin 2) mysql -u root -p mysql -h 127.0.0.1 3) (when prompting for password) we enter password 4) set password = password('new password') I was wondering if these steps can be done using a .bat file? If yes how? I have tried creating a .bat file with the above steps but it stucks at line when it prompts for the password. can I automate it as well?
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Command To Change Case
In ms word, we can change the font to "Title Case". My Question is, What is the mysql command to do to this? (i see there is lcase() ucase() but not this this type)
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Change User Password
i am using mysql version 4.0.27-standard with php myadmin. i do not want to change the root password. in mysql section of my cpanel there is no link to modify or change mysql user, only delete or create it
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Change Root Password
I have MySQL installed on my MacBook Pro, which I'm using to construct web sites, though I'm still very new to it. I used a pre-made installer package, which regrettably I can't find at the moment. Of late I wanted to get in some practice securing the thing, so my first order of business was to set a root password, since phpMyAdmin was warning me about that. Unfortunately my terminal window no longer recalls exactly what I did, but it resulted in the following error, though I thought I was following the instructions in the manual exactly for changing a password: mycomputer:/usr/local/mysql-5.0.41-osx10.4-i686 william$ sudo mysql ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) So then I followed the instructions here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html to reset the password. After restarting the server, I now get this: mycomputer:~ william$ sudo mysql -u root ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) .
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Can Not Change Root Password?
When I typed in: mysqladmin -uroot password NEW-PASS where NEW-PASS is my password of choice no errors in order to verify the password for root I typed in mysql -uroot -p I was prompted for a password. If ignored password and press enter, no problem if enter the NEW-PASS It gave me errors like this: ERROR 1045: access denied for user: 'root@127.0.0.1' (using password:YES) It seems that I am not able to change password for root. Anybody know how to alter root password?
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How Do I Change The Root Password?
My MySQL program won't let me make new databases, and I suspect the reason is that I installed the thing using Terminal on Mac OSX, following various tutorials I found on the web. Not that the tuts were bad, but it's just I really had no idea what I was doing - just typing things in exactly as told and trying to guess when things weren't spelled out. Anyway, at some point in the process, I was supposedly supposed to set the root password for MySQL, but it never came up. So i went looking for tutorials on how to set it (most said you had to set it directly after installation), and tried it, but the thing wouldn't let me set it. There was some kind of error that had to do with permissions, like I wasn't allowed. Basically i think it wasn't letting me set the root password because I didn't know the root password. Which of course means I'm up the proverbial chocolate creek without a paddle. I tried to reinstall the thing, but the same issue came up. Wants the password that I never got the opportunity to set. I tried like five times, then just gave up and forgot about the whole thing and went to bed.
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User Cant Change Own Password
to change a password a user would need update privileges on an entire column, so she could change anyones password. [on a particular table] Am I right? so mySQL users cant change their own passwords, they have to plead with the admin...
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How Do I Change A Database Password?
I have created a MySQL database on my local server and set up my php pages etc. using phpMyadmin and Dreamweaver. When I tried to set up a database on my server I discovered a small problem. I had used a 15 character password and my server limits the password to 12 characters. My simple question is can I change the password of the database and if so how. I am very new to using these toold so please make your answer clear and simple so that I can follow. I have instaled the MySQL GUI Tools as well but can't figure out how to change a password.
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Password :: Change Password
I have trixbox 1.2.3 running and in freePBX it told me I need to change the password in mysql. I went into mysqladmin and privileges. I updated the passwords for a2billinguser and root. Now I am denied from access to mysql and all services that use mysql don't work. How do I restore the default that trixbox used. I have a very large major system here and cannot just blow it away.
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Change The Root User Password
I have just set a password for the root user for logging into MySQL which all works fine by typing: mysql -u root -p A prompt appears asking me for my password which I enter and the usual welcome message appears.I initally set my root user password by typing at command line: mysqladmin -u root password "new password" ("new password" being the password I chose) This all worked ok. However I would like to know how to I change the password for the root user, and how would I also change the password for users that I set up (I assume it would be a similar way)? I am currently running all on my local machine (hence no need to use "-h" anywhere in the login procedure) and running on windows 2000.
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How To Create A Change Password Form In Php?
i would like to create a change password form in php using data from tables of mysql .. they have "ID" and "Password".. I want the user to enter his current password, his new password, his confirmation for his new password. then I want to compare between them using double hashing .. I don't know what is that? and how can I compare between these two? I always get a message that the old password is invalid ..
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Root Password Change Does Not Work
I am facing a funny situation. All of a sudden my root password to the mysql server version 3.23.49 stopped working. I reset the password and tried logging in again, but what ever I do, I am unable to login as root. If I skip grant tables, I am able to, but not otherwise.
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Can Not Change Password For Root-user
I can't seem to change the password for my root-user in MySQL. When I go into mysql and type; UPDATE mysql.user SET Password=PASSWORD('mypassword') WHERE User='root' AND Host='localhost'; I get the following error; ERROR 1044: Access denied for user: '@localhost' to database 'mysql' How can I change my root-password in the best way?
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Can't Change Anonymous User Password
As defined in the Manual under '2.9.3. Securing the Initial MySQL Accounts' I'm trying to change the passwords for the anonymous user and I'm getting an error. mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR ''@'localhost' = PASSWORD('password1'); ERROR 1133 (42000): Can't find any matching row in the user table mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR ''@'%' = PASSWORD('password2'); ERROR 1133 (42000): Can't find any matching row in the user table ---------------- Also I'm having another issue. I can't run the commands from the /mysql/bin directory. C:mysql50in>mysqlshow mysqlshow: Access denied for user 'ODBC'@'localhost' (using password: NO) This does work. C:mysql50in>mysqlshow -u root -p
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Change MySQL Root Password
My current user/pswd for my localhost is root/"" (no password). I'm following the directions in the mysql command line window (im on windows and installed mysql via wamp) and can't get to change the darn thing.
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Fail To Change Mysql Root Password
I followed; http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mysql-change-root-password/ to change MySQL password. $ mysqladmin -u root -p oldpassword newpassword Enter password: (enter Mysqladmin Password here) mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed error: 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)' As root # mysqladmin -u root -p oldpassword newpassword Enter password: mysqladmin: Unknown command: 'MysqladminPassword' I succeeded changing MySQL root password with following steps; $ mysql -u root -p Enter password: oldpassword mysql> set password = password("newpassword"); Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.32 sec) mysql> quit Then I can login MySQL with newpassword. I don't know why; $ mysqladmin -u root -p oldpassword newpassword did not work?
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Switch/Change User In Command Line Client
I'm a Brand new User to MySQL DB. Such a Neat DB, so much Better than Oracle IMHO ! I will ask a Question that has been asked on any number of ocassions, But as far as I can see, has not been answered yet. Using the Command Line Client, How do I change (or Login) with a newly created user, created using the CREATE USER command? Whenever I launch Command Line Client, it asks directly for root's password. and from that point on I can't login with another user. How can I do this?
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Restart MySQL Service After Root Password Change
I installed mySQL on a Win2k machine and tried to change the root password, which didn't seem to work. I changed it this way: c:>mysql mysql> use mysql mysql> update user set password=PASSWORD('test') where user='root'; mysql> exit and then tried to login this way: c:>mysql -u root -p password: test which didn't work. Then, after many unsuccessful attempts, I restarted the service and suddenly the password I had set worked. Then I realized that (at least for the root password) I needed to restart the mySQL service everytime I changed the root password, otherwise it would not become effective. Is this by design??? Am I doing something wrong?
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Set The Password And Always Use It From Command Line?
I am a newbie of this technology. Ok, everything is working fine but I have one annoying issue, whenever I start MySql command line and type my password then It terminates the application. I need to run MySQL Instance config wizard where I asked to type the old password and then new one. Is there not anyway so that Only one time I set the password and then use it always I run the command line?
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Password Command-line Option
I needed to be able to run mysql from a bash script, passing the password on the command-line, and I found the options inconsistent and confusing. From the man page: --user=user_name, -u user_name --password[=password], -p[password] These work: -uuser_name -ppassword -u user_name -ppassword This does not: -u user_name -p password These work: --user user_name --password=password --user=user_name --password=password This does not: --user user_name --password password I see no reason why -u should accept an optional space prior to the argument and -p should not, nor why --user should allow a space instead of an equals, and --password should not.
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How Do You Change Column Types On A &"SHOW ...&&;quot; Command
I'm accessing MySQL via JDBC and issuing the query "SHOW CREATE TABLE <tablename>" when I get the result set back the columns return are of type VARBINARY (-3) equivalent to the java byte[] type. Question becomes is there a way to have the returned columns for a show command Cast to a VARCHAR or TEXT type at the SQL level? or a way of getting the data using a select statement? I'm trying to keep my java code that gets the results decoupled from the code that submits the query so I don't want to have somenthing like "If the SQL starts with SHOW and the database engine is MYSQL and if the Return type is VARBINARY then convert it to a String type.
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Random Password Vs. User Created Password For Site Login
Are there any security issues or other concerns that make one preferable? The client is pushing for user created passwords. I'm mapping out the basic functionality and front-end for a MySQL/PHP back-end that will be completed by a third party. I'm a novice to MySQL but familiar with PHP and their interaction. Mainly looking for anything to support one method over the other.
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Mysql Password() & Unix Crypt Password...
I am creating a user administration system where system administrator can activate services for a user, like webspace, a mail account or a subdomain. I now want to create a function that creates mysql databases and grant the right privileges to a user. But the problem is that mysql wants to have the plaintext password for the user in the "grant ... identified by 'pwd'" field, or in a manual query to update the password in the mysql.user table with PASSWORD('pwd'). I have another database which holds the passwords for the users, these password are stored the moment a user signs up and are used to activate services, for example ssh access to the machine. The stored passwords are encrypted using crypt(). So for adding a ssh service to a user, I simply do echo "$user:$pwdhash" | chpasswd -e. I have chosen crypt because some programs (like proftpd) don't take md5 sums. The problems is that I don't have the plaintext password. So I cannot add a mysql db. So I need to create a user in mysql with a crypt password. I tried to just "grant all privileges ... identified by 'nothing'" and then afterwards update the mysql.user table and putt the crypt password in there but it doesn't work like that. Does anyone have any idea on how I could fix this, how can I create a user in mysql without having his plaintext password and only having a crypt hash of it. I thought about not only storing a crypt hash, but also an md5 hash and a mysql PASSWORD() hash.. but I think that's an ugly solution.
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I Can Connect With Db Password Or Blank Password
I have a password setup for root (% and localhost) in Mysql 5.0.26, I can connect ok no problem. I can also connect with blank password! I know it is checking the password cuz it fails if it's wrong. I'm sure I have only one account as well (tried to delete, recreate, etc... no change) select * from user where user='root'; | localhost | root | *F3AD8B3C44772C17F66767F29D948D9C255BD824 | Y ... | % | root | *F3AD8B3C44772C17F66767F29D948D9C255BD824 | Y ... Is there an option to accept blank password!? I have this problem only for root user; Other accounts are fine.
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Change Db
I'm doing some development on my own local machine using PEAR and a mysql database. I'm a bit concerned that my change db percentage is at 40%, when selects are only at 31%. This doesn't pose much of a problem locally, but I'm concerned about the effects when it goes onto a busy server. I'm using the same database for all of the work I have done on this machine so far (New laptop), so why would it be changing db that often? I use phpMyAdmin too view my database, is that cuasing change db's by recording stats or something?
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Change ID
I have a computer table (Table1) with fields model, manufactor, and a ID: ID: Dell_E510 Manuf: Dell Corp. Model: E510 The problem is that i have another table (Table2), where the ID of every computer, is only the model name: ID: E510 Right now, the model names are unique to every computer, so it is ok to use model name as an identifier. But if HP released a computer with modelname E510 - i would have two different computers with same ID. Are there any way i can automaticly updates every ID in Table2, based on the values in Table1?
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Change A Value In Db
I have this color value #ff3300 300 times in my db, I would like to change to another color such as #5a6ba4, how would i do this easily?
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Change Max_connections
I can't seem to change my max_connections variable in mysql. If I try to do it through the client I get this. mysql> set global max_connections=500; ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'max_connections=500' at line 1 Then put set-variable = max_connections=300 in the my.cnf and restarted mysql. I did show variables; and I get | max_connections | 100 Why aren't these attempts working?
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Cannot Change Column Name
I inadvertantly named a field "in" mysql> select * from guestbook; +----+-------+-------+-----------------+----------------+ | id | fname | lname | comments | in | +----+-------+-------+-----------------+----------------+ | 1 | Mick | White | Test 123 | 20050208000000 | | 2 | Ann | White | Hello World | 20050213101948 | | 3 | | | It's a nice day | 20050213102405 | +----+-------+-------+-----------------+----------------+ mysql> select in from guestbook; ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'in from guestbook' at line 1 But I can't seem to be able to change it: mysql> alter guestbook change in time_in; ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'guestbook change in time_in' at line 1 The table: mysql> desc guestbook; +----------+-----------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +----------+-----------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+ | id | int(4) unsigned | | PRI | NULL | auto_increment | | fname | varchar(10) | | PRI | | | | lname | varchar(10) | | | | | | comments | text | | | | | | in | timestamp(14) | YES | | NULL | | +----------+-----------------+------+-----+---------+----------------+
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Change Datadir In My.cnf
I would like to move my DBs in another directory. I know that I have to change in my.cnf the datadir path .... [mysqld] datadir=/var/lib/mysql -datadir=/user/mysql/databases now my question is, can I simple copy all my DBs to the new datadir, and then restart mysql server ? Or is there something to take care ?
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Change The Code
when i put data in my mysql table on mine local webserver it appears only when i change the html code of the page that contains the php code. I already put the meta-tag 'no-chache' on mine site but it doesn't seams to work
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