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I have installed Mysq 5.0.67l on a Linux FEdora 10 box, and all is working well except one thing. &nbsp;I should be able to login without specifying any password as long as I am logged into the Linux box as &quot;root&quot; and, in fact, it was this way when I first got the install up and running. &nbsp;I have imported many databases (via mysqldump) from other systems, and now I can no longer log in without a password when logged in as &quot;root&quot;.<br />
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I have installed Mysq 5.0.67l on a Linux FEdora 10 box, and all is working well except one thing.  I should be able to login without specifying any password as long as I am logged into the Linux box as "root" and, in fact, it was this way when I first got the install up and running.  I have imported many databases (via mysqldump) from other systems, and now I can no longer log in without a password when logged in as "root".




Mysql login from root user without password

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