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plesk data after install

yulian

New Pleskian
Hello all,
i wanted to ask something,
after installation plesk, can i find text file which include root password for mysql ?

thank you
 
Hello,

Plesk creates /etc/psa/.psa.shadow file which contains encrypted password for user 'admin' you can use to connect to mysql.
No plain text password is stored in the system.
 
Hello smi,
can i reset mysql root password using that ?
because i scared if i reset root mysql using normal way will troubling plesk

thanks
 
you can login to mysql under 'admin' account by typing in root console
mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` mysql
admin has all privileges.
under this account you can create additional administrative accounts, check mysql docs for it.
Also check DB servers setup page in Plesk settings. It is possible to use phpMyAdmin to add new users with administrative privileges.
And finally. Mysql 'admin' user has the same password as Plesk 'admin' user. And if you change password for Plesk 'admin', password of Mysql 'admin' will be changed to the same automatically.

Also. There is no 'root' user in the Plesk instance of Mysql. Only 'admin' is used. You can create root as in the traditional instance.
 
@smi, so basically, admin login for plesk panel = root mysql login , ccmiw
if i change it, it'll also effect mysql
thanks
 
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