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Three Ways To Change User’s MySQL/MariaDB Password in Linux

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2daygeek.com; By Magesh Maruthamuthu
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MySQL/MariaDB is an opensource database management software, which is very famous, user friendly and widely used for data storage. This will allow the user to create a database, database user, grant different permission based on their requirements and you can access it anywhere. If you have forgotten your MySQL user password, if you would like to change a password for a user, you can reset it by following the steps in this article.

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