Open scriptchecker opened 4 years ago
Hi, it's possible you haven't got a root mysql password set.
Best thing to do is set one, you can use the command line tool mysql_secure_installation to do it for you.
However it looks like your server isn't infected, so that's good news!
Updated the script to run using mysql command line, so anyone using MySQL and not MariaDB won't need to enter a root password
I can confirm, whatever you changed fixed my issues COMPLETELY
Many thanks!!
AWESOME!!!!!!
Doesnt accept mysql password
I have used the one on the webinterface for accessing the mysql (pass works fine)
I have used the one where i do mysql -u -p PASSWORD
script accepts neither password
All i get is : No MySQL connection! Try again... (see below)
THIS IS AN EXPERIMENTAL TOOL, ONLY CONTINUE IF YOU HAVE TO! THIS CAN DO MORE DAMAGE THAN GOOD, WHO KNOWS? ENSURE ALL OF YOUR LOAD BALANCERS ARE RUNNING AND WORKING FIRST
Continue? (Y/N) : Y
Checking Server #1: XX.XX.XX.XX
Xtream Codes user has unrestricted sudo! You will need to modify /etc/sudoers manually on this load balancer. Delete any duplicate after the first
xtreamcodes
line.Checking Server #2: XX.XX.XX.XX
Xtream Codes user has unrestricted sudo! You will need to modify /etc/sudoers manually on this load balancer. Delete any duplicate after the first
xtreamcodes
line.Main MySQL server is accessible from outside world! Would you like to secure your MySQL and only allow LB's to connect? (Enter Y/N) : y Please enter your MySQL Root Password: PASSWORD No MySQL connection! Try again...
PASSWORD - NOT My actual Password :P