Craig White wrote:
It's not lost or mistyped. I can enter 'mysql -u root -p' and enter the
correct password and it works fine. But, used to I could just enter
'mysql' at the bash prompt and I would go straight into 'mysql>' without
needing a password.
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that requires configuration file /root/.my.cnf
Craig
I did. No change.
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