* Otto Kekäläinen [161221 23:11]:
> To be able to access your test database anyway, use
> --skip-grant-tables to circumvent authentication (which is not needed
> on a test database, right?).
Test suites also test authentication failure, and GRANT statements.
None of these work with --skip-grant-t
I've tested this a bit. The reason why you cannot access as root the
default database is that in Debian we now how unix socket
authentication enabled by default, and the default account allows
'root' to access mysqld via socket. So running your mysqladmin as sudo
works, but that of course defeats t
Here's a silly workaround I've added to ruby-mysql2, but this really
can't be the solution:
https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-ruby-extras/ruby-mysql2.git/commit/?id=38e0a5633506fd115853aa0b16b91a7441069db5
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