Hi,
I was wondering how safe is it to keep the default sql root password: "hda". I am guessing that this password is used by Amahi in installation of new apps without bothering the user. So if I change it, I might potentially break things... At the same time, anyone in my network can connect to my SQL and do anything they want, including wiping all the data (?). I would appreciate your suggestions... Thanks!
How safe is it to keep the root sql password as "hda"
Re: How safe is it to keep the root sql password as "hda"
if you have amahi 5.0 or later, you can change it to anything you like without breaking anything.
generally, amahi assumes a more or less trusted network, so, someone in your own network going into mysql and destroying your data seems like not a very friendly network.
maybe one day, when amahi becomes popular and we have a larger team, we will tighten taht up by randomizing the password or something.
generally, amahi assumes a more or less trusted network, so, someone in your own network going into mysql and destroying your data seems like not a very friendly network.
maybe one day, when amahi becomes popular and we have a larger team, we will tighten taht up by randomizing the password or something.
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