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Re: Re3: uninstall MySQL

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Subject: Re: Re3: uninstall MySQL
From: DC <dan.newsletter@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 10:37:02 -0400
Hey guys,

thanks for the feedback. As far as resetting the root password goes, I
probably should have tried to get that sorted out first, but being a user
who was weaned on the mac, I expected the install to simply write over the
old one... chalk that up to my OSX/UNIX learning curve.

Glenn, to answer your questions:

there was no other type of install option - basic was the only one.

I did restart the machine after discovering the dual icon problem.

phpMyAdmin re-installs with the MySQL.pkg that Tenon provides. So, it wasn't
a separate install. But, I did rm -R phpMyAdmin as well so I am mystified as
to why the password protection would have remained intact after a
re-install.

I am going to look for the iTools prefs now, but before i modify them, can
Eric or Sue pipe up and let me know if these files can be safely edited by
hand? Or am I better off trying to reinstall iTools to get rid of the
duplicate MySQL icons?

Cheers,
dan

On 5/19/03 6:52 PM, "Glenn A. Bookout" <gblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Howdy:
> 
> On 05/19/2003 15:25 USA PT (-0800), dan.newsletter@xxxxxxxxxxx ( DC ),
> wrote...
> 
>> Thanks for the tip. Deleting the receipt .pkg worked insofar as I was able
>> to get through the installer without it telling me that it hit errors. It
>> performed what it told me was a basic install.
>  Was there a choice for any other type of install?
> 
>> However,
>> 
>> Now I have two icons for MySQL in the main iTools screen! Yipes!
>  Did you do a system restart after the install?
> 
>  If so, then you might have to look into some iTools prefs. to get it
> to drop the second icon.
> 
>> And the initial problem I sought to solve by re-installing remains... I set
>> up a root password and it locked me out of the web interface to phpMyAdmin.
>  Hmmm, root ps wd where ( OSX, MySQL, phpMyAdmin )?  Was it also a
> re-install of phpMyAdmin?
> 
>  Also, did you run the "Repair Permissions" utility after your
> installs?  Not sure how it matters after some installs, but it can't hurt.
> 
>  HTH.
> 
> Glenn
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