Re: mysql-server root password

2000-07-20 Thread Kirt Runolfson
I ended up being able to set the password via some select commands. Here are those commands if anybody is interested. mysql -u root mysql UPDATE user SET Password = PASSWORD ('new_password') WHERE user = 'root'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; The password was blank but for

re: dhcpcd (0.70) under Debian - some problems...

1999-08-01 Thread Kirt Runolfson
You should be able to put your mac address, ifconfig should list it as HWaddr, into the configuration file. This way it will give you an ip address based on your ethernet cards mac address. It should be the same in both operating systems. -Kirt Runolfson Northwest Advantage