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mysql password resets after every mysql restart

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tieten

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Weird..

The MySQL password of a certain database user changes after every Mysql restart.

The only way to get it going again is by resubmitting the password using a seperate PhpMyAdmin install. Resubmitting the PW in Plesk breaks the login, and removing/adding the database-user, or adding a brand new one also doesn't help; the same problems occurs.

I currently run a cron job which submits this users password every 15 minutes.. But that's not a good solution to the problem..
 
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