Mark, first off thanks for opening this bug report back in 2010. I am
able to reproduce this, however I don't think it is a bug.
I started by configuring phpmyadmin to point at my mysql server in a
hardy chroot, including a 'controluser'. I then upgraded the chroot to
lucid. When accepting the dis
OK - thanks!
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OK thanks, the fix I posted worked easily enough over here. I might mention
that I was using a /root/.my.cnf for auto-login to mysql. When being asked
questions by dbconfig I leave the passwd blank and usually that seems to work
just fine. So if you aren't hearing this from others, then mayb
** Changed in: dbconfig-common (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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Looks to me like if dbconfig-common forgot the generated credentials.
** Package changed: phpmyadmin (Ubuntu) => dbconfig-common (Ubuntu)
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