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Obviously, these names might not be what you use, but you can amend commands below accordingly. For each line with SQL, it must end with a semicolon (;) as shown. The SQL lines have a prompt of a greater than symbol (>) while the command lines have a prompt showing current path. Note that "identified by" is followed by a password enclosed in single quotes. | Obviously, these names might not be what you use, but you can amend commands below accordingly. For each line with SQL, it must end with a semicolon (;) as shown. The SQL lines have a prompt of a greater than symbol (>) while the command lines have a prompt showing current path. Note that "identified by" is followed by a password enclosed in single quotes. | ||
<pre>sudo | <pre>sudo mysql --user=root --password=InitialPassword | ||
create user admin@localhost identified by 'PhpMyAdminPassword'; | create user admin@localhost identified by 'PhpMyAdminPassword'; | ||
create user weather@localhost identified by 'MXPassword'; | create user weather@localhost identified by 'MXPassword'; | ||
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As I type this, Cumulus MX has no exception handling if the username and password defined in the settings do not exist in the database, therefore in this situation it will crash out (with message press Enter to close). | As I type this, Cumulus MX has no exception handling if the username and password defined in the settings do not exist in the database, therefore in this situation it will crash out (with message press Enter to close). | ||
=== Commands to ensure PhpMyAdmin will work === | === Commands to ensure PhpMyAdmin will work === | ||