Or you could do this:

From: Egor Egorov Date: August 23 2004 2:13pm
Subject: Re: Root password lost?; can't manage existing database...

"DBS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a problem, It's been months since I used MySQL and (I believe) I had
set it up with a root password.  Now I can't log on to MySQL as root MySQL
user and create a new user or manage an existing user (I can log onto server

Familiar situation. :)

Do so:

        service mysql stop

wait until MySQL shuts down. Then run

        mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables &

then you will be able to login as root with no password.

        mysql -uroot mysql

In MySQL command line prompt issue the following command:

        UPDATE user SET password=PASSWORD("abcd") WHERE user="root";
        FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

At this time your root password is reset to "abcd" and MySQL will now
know the privileges and you'll be able to login with your new password:

        mysql -uroot -pabcd mysql





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On 5/3/06, Bernard Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi Bruce!

As the "root" user, you should be able to access the MySQL database without
any password.  Once you're in you should be able to reset the password for
the "oscar" user in the mysql.user table.

Once you've re-setted the password, put it into /etc/odapw and everything
*should* be back to normal.

Cheers,

Bernard

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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of
Bruce Becker
Sent: Wed 03/05/2006 01:58
To: OSCAR users
Subject: [Oscar-users] How to recover from a lost DB ?




Hello OSCAR users...

I have a question regarding damage control. While performing some
"security maintenance", *somebody* lost the mysql password on our head
node (don't laugh, and no, it wasn't me !). My question is, what is
the best way to rebuild the OSCAR database ? Should we drop it from
the db and run 'install_cluster' or is there something less drastic we
can do ?

Thanks for any advice...
Bruce


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