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an open source relational database management system using Structured Query Language (SQL).
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Failed MySQL install (Raspbian)
I came to install MySQL and ran sudo apt-get install mysql-server. … MySQL (or so I thought) as the next install asked for a new root password. …
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Failed MySQL install (Raspbian)
It was dpkg --purge mysql-server and then the same again for another package that had gotten stuck in a partial install. … After the purge I simply removed the remaining MySQL user and installed mysql-server again which asked for a root password and correctly added a user to the system. …
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