okie dokie
get to your command line by doing the "alt-F2" and login as root.
kill mysqld and start it as /usr/bin/safe_mysqld --skip-grant-tables
type mysql you get the mysql prompt "mysql>" type in
update mysql.user set password=PASSWORD('whatever you want') where
user='root';
hit enter type quit and you are done. you can then either restart mysql
from
/etc/rc.d/rc7.d/S90mysql restart
or just type reload at the mysql prompt.
There are other ways also but this one worked for me and since I don't
really know mysql I left it at that.
On the Twig part, I have it installed now and I must say it is far and away
a better system for any company than imp as it has built in calendars,
contacts, email, todo lists, and a slew of other things, most of which I
haven't looked at yet as I only heard of it this afternoon and most of the
day was taking looking for a root password hack. If you wish to have a look
at it running on a beta2 box, I setup a demo user on this system.
24.68.153.161/intranet
username:demo
password:demo
on one final note, is there a way to manually run the dynamic dns scripts?
would it be possible for say a button to be included in the web admin part
or just know where the actual script runs from?
