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To be honest I don't remember all the steps. But how can I grant all privileges to "root"? Because it seems that this is the necessary condition to have mariadb working, isn't it?
MariaDB usually comes with a root user with all privileges, so this has somehow been revoked. I can't help with your question unless you answer the other two parts of my response. Which version are you running, and are there other users with privileges?
Sorry, until tomorrow I can't give you a specific answer to what version I have on that PC. I know I have installed with KDE-Neon, and it seems to be a 10 release. No other users. I have only set
sudo mysql_secure_installation.If these info are still too poor, please wait until tomorrow afternoon. Thank you!
Here you are:
mariadb Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.3.34-MariaDB, for debian-linux-gnu (x86_64) using readline 5.2In 10.3, the mysql.user table can be updated directly with something like the following:
1) Start the server
--skip-grant-tables.2) Connect and run the following SQL:
3) Run
FLUSH PRIVILEGES4) Exit, and start the server normally
The above will not work from MariaDB 10.4, which introduced the mysql.global_priv table.