Re: root user rights
There is the --skip-grant-tables option which will allow you to start the mysqld process and ignore all permissions. This will then let you update the user privileges back to something meaningful and then restart again without the option. I would recommend that you use the --skip-networking option while doing this to avoid unwanted access.
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