Re: Missing mysql database in Mysql server
Login is aroot instead of anonymous.
As you've discovered, by default anonymous has no privileges.
[root@localhost ~]# mysql -v -uroot -p
Enter root's password when prompted. If you didn't set root password, then just press enter, and set a password for root as your first job after you login.
Good luck,
Barry.
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Re: Missing mysql database in Mysql server
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