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WebPanel => Installation => Topic started by: ayberk on July 14, 2016, 09:04:48 AM
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Hi,
It asks for Mysql Root Password during setup. Where can i find this? or do i need to perform a fresh install for CentOS?
(http://i.imgur.com/CZ4w8FC.jpg)
Thanks
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It's in a file called my.cnf inside the /root folder on your server
so
/root/my.cnf
Your Root mysql password is there.
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my.cnf does not appear in /root folder. I use Centos 6. Where could it be?
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my.cnf does not appear in /root folder. I use Centos 6. Where could it be?
Run in ssh
cat /root/.my.cnf
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Hi,
[root@ns1 ~]# cat /root/.my.cnf
cat: /root/.my.cnf: No such file or directory
OS: Centos 6 64 Bit.
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Can I install this to a working CentOS?
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Hi, for CWP installation you have to use clean CentOS 6.
In your case, you have installed MySQL server and only you knows the password.
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добрый день! у меня была такая проблема, я ее решил удалением mysql (yum -y remove mysql), sh cwp-latest сам установит и настроит mysql
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Hi, for CWP installation you have to use clean CentOS 6.
In your case, you have installed MySQL server and only you knows the password.
I have no chance to reinstall CentOS. I also found the MySQL password. Do i still need to reinstall CentOS?
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delete mysql, cwp self install and configure mysql
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You should reinstall all. Their is 100% something missing or went wrong. I guess you did not install centos minimal.You choose a different setup which include mysql apache and few other services. To guarantee a smooth running system install all new or you will get problems in future. I install it on more then 100 server.