hey christian,

On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 01:13 +0200, Christian Hammers wrote:
> > http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=27783
> > 
> > ...in which it's stated that mysql_install_db *should* be idempotent, at
> > least wrt the mysql.user tables.  btw this was reported yesterday and
> > fixed today.
> 
> That one's great. I've used it and upload a fix to unstable soon.
>
> Any suggestions what we do about existing installations? Print a warning
> in debian-start when there are root accounts with and ones without a
> password? This would go to syslog on every server start and well cannot hurt
> anyway, or?

i think that's probably the best approach, yeah.  because it's also
possible that someone has set things up so that root needs a password
remotely but not locally.  unless there's a good way to tell the
difference between these two situations i don't know that we should do
anything more than log a warning.


        sean

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