In previous installs, I've never been able to do it 'right' but fresh install (4.1.1), new machine. So I'd like to set it up so perl Makefile.PL on modules will install without having to pass special parameters to build process.
First. mysql_install_db sets up the test db so that the anonymous user (that is any machine identifer user who is not identified to mysql) has all the privledges that are need to test. But at the point of testing, it is required that [EMAIL PROTECTED] have an empty password to test against the 'test' DBS. As soon as the database is installed, most root accounts have a significant password. How can I setup a user 'root' to grant all priveledges on test -and- having a null password? while still protecting the other databases? [[ Installing modules in Perl generally requires root level privledges and so root is -never- an anonymous mysql user. ]] is there a way to set things up so that a standard set of parameters can be passed to perl Makefile.PL to generate a successfull make test situation (consider perl -MCPAN -e shell) -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
