Removed the recommendation to use 'mysqladmin' to set a root password, and instead use mysql_secure_installation. If you are installing MariaDB fresh, you want to remove the sample info and lock down the server. There's nothing in the basic install that benefits from having an unsecured install.
aebruno
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4 years ago
Removed the recommendation to use 'mysqladmin' to set a root password, and instead use mysql_secure_installation. If you are installing MariaDB fresh, you want to remove the sample info and lock down the server. There's nothing in the basic install that benefits from having an unsecured install.