Any backups initiated (manually or scheduled) through the Backup Manager are failing with authentication errors for mysqldump:
This happens for every single database on my server.
I don't have any ~/.my.* files. I don't have any passwords in /etc/my.cnf*. The 'root' user, in fact, is disabled and removed from the database entirely. 'plesk repair installation' doesn't resolve it, nor does 'plesk repair db.' I'm at a loss, as is my customers' data unless I take manual steps. :-/
Any thoughts on how to resolve this? Is there some buried configuration file or database entry Plesk is using that I can straighten out manually?
Warning: Database "xxxxxxxxx"
Unable to make database dump. Error: Failed to exec mysqldump: Exit code: 2: mysqldump: Got error: 1045: "Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)" when trying to connect
This happens for every single database on my server.
I don't have any ~/.my.* files. I don't have any passwords in /etc/my.cnf*. The 'root' user, in fact, is disabled and removed from the database entirely. 'plesk repair installation' doesn't resolve it, nor does 'plesk repair db.' I'm at a loss, as is my customers' data unless I take manual steps. :-/
Any thoughts on how to resolve this? Is there some buried configuration file or database entry Plesk is using that I can straighten out manually?