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Mysql user password reset

Stop the MySQL service:

Sudo service mysql stop

The above command applies to Ubuntu and Debian. Replace mysql with mysqld under CentOS, Fedora, and RHEL.

Start mysql in safe mode:

Sudo mysqld_safe-skip-grant-tables-skip-networking &

This allows us to log in directly with root without a password:

Mysql-u root

Reset password:

Mysql > use mysql; mysql > update user setpassword=PASSWORD ("mynewpassword") where User='root'; mysql > flushprivileges

Note that you need to add a semicolon after the command.

After the reset, we exit and start the mysql service:

Mysql > quit

Quit does not need a semicolon.

Restart the service:

Sudo service mysql restart

Again, the above command applies to Ubuntu and Debian,Centos, where Fedora and RHEL need to replace mysql with mysqld.

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