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How to set up log in password for a s5
How to set up log in password for a s5





how to set up log in password for a s5
  1. #HOW TO SET UP LOG IN PASSWORD FOR A S5 INSTALL#
  2. #HOW TO SET UP LOG IN PASSWORD FOR A S5 UPDATE#

WHERE user= "root" AND host= "localhost"' Shell : mysql -u root -e 'UPDATE er SET plugin= "mysql_native_password" name : Change the authentication plugin of MySQL root user to mysql_native_password Run the install_mysql_ubuntu20.yaml playbook, as follows: This is required to access MySQL from Ansible. The fifth task installs the Python 3 MySQL library pymysql. The fourth task makes sure that the mysql service is running and that it has been added to the system startup so that it automatically starts on boot. The third task installs the MySQL client package mysql using the Ansible apt module. The second task installs the MySQL server package mysql-server using the Ansible apt module. The first task updates the APT package repository cache of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS using the Ansible apt module. The following line tells Ansible to run the playbook install_mysql_ubuntu20.yaml on every host in the ubuntu20 group: Once you are done, press + X, followed by Y and, to save the install_mysql_ubuntu20.yaml file. name : Make sure mysql service is running

#HOW TO SET UP LOG IN PASSWORD FOR A S5 INSTALL#

name : Install MySQL client on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS name : Install MySQL server on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

#HOW TO SET UP LOG IN PASSWORD FOR A S5 UPDATE#

name : Update APT Package repository cache Run the playbook set_root_pass_centos8.yaml with the following command: The MySQL root password will be the value of the mysql_pass group variable that was set earlier. The password option of the mysql_user Ansible module is used to set a new MySQL root password, here. By default, the MySQL login hostname ( login_host) is the localhost, the login username ( login_user) is the root, and the login password ( login_password) is empty ( ”) on CentOS 8. The login_host, login_user, and login_password options of the mysql_user Ansible module are used to set the current MySQL login hostname, username, and password, respectively. This playbook uses the mysql_user Ansible module to set a MySQL root password. Once you are done, press + X, followed by Y and, to save the set_root_pass_centos8.yaml file. Run the install_mysql_centos8.yaml playbook, as follows: This is required for accessing MySQL from Ansible. The fourth task ensures that the mysqld service is running and that it has been added to the system startup so that it automatically starts on boot. The third task installs the MySQL client package mysql using the Ansible dnf module. The second task installs the MySQL server package mysql-server using the Ansible dnf module. The first task updates the DNF package repository cache of CentOS 8 using the Ansible dnf module. The line below tells Ansible to run the playbook install_mysql_centos8.yaml on every host in the centos8 group. Once you are done, press + X, followed by Y and, to save the install_mysql_centos8.yaml file. name : Make sure mysqld service is running name : Install MySQL client on CentOS 8 name : Install MySQL server on CentOS 8 name : Update DNF Package repository cache







How to set up log in password for a s5