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This article introduces how to install MySQL in the Ubuntu system and change the default password, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to help you.

Step 1: enter the directory: cd / etc/mysql, and view the debian.cnf file

Step 2: log in to MySQL using the account password shown in the figure above.

Step 3: view the libraries in the database.

Step 4: use the mysql library.

Step 5: use the following statement to set the account password: update user set authentication_string=PASSWORD ("Custom New password") where user='root'

It's simple for me to set up. The account number is root. Password: 123456.

Step 6: execute the following statement: update user set plugin= "mysql_native_password"

Step 7: refresh: flush privileges

Step 8: exit: quit

Step 9: change the password to complete. Enter: / etc/init.d/mysql restart; to restart MySQL in the command box

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