> shell> mysql -u root -pcobalt-mysql
> mysql>use mysql;
> mysql> UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD('new_password') WHERE
> mysql>user='root'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
>
> or i believe this will work too:
> shell> mysqladmin -u root cobalt-mysql new_password
>
> -Rob
Quick correction to the mysqladmin method, it should be
mysqladmin -p -u root password new_password
The word password has to be there to tell mysqladmin what to do, it
doesn't mean literally the password! And the -p tells it to prompt you
for the current password (which is default set to cobalt-mysql)
Regards,
Andy
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