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I have been having problems with the root password of mysql, causing a 500 internal server error. I have tried to change the user/password back to root/hda, but when i save it, it keeps a copy of the old one with the same file name, just with a ~ at the end. I think that file is still overriding the updated one, still causing the error. When i tried to go and delete it, i wasn;t there, but when i go into terminal as root and do gedit, when i hit open, there it is listed as a file. And i can't delete it. Any suggestions. Feel free to ask for more details, as it was kind of hard to explain my situation clearly.

when you type this command:
you should see this exactly:
and your mysql server should also have as the root password hda.

sorry, having a different root password is not supported at the moment. (i know, it's silly)

the files with ~ at the end are editor backups and do not matter.

ok so i entered that into the terminal and got back the right response, but i am still getting the error screen. Is there a way to uninstall and reinstall amahi without reinstalling fedora?

did you change the password in the server?
if so, it needs to be back to hda.

if not, try to restart the http daemon:

how would i check/change the root mysql server password? I don't think i ever changed it, mainly becasue i don't think i know how, but how would i change it?

with phpmyadmin?
(also through mysqladmin)

does this work?:
i assume you restarted the httpd server.

I get a message access denied for user root@localhost using password yes. And yes, i did restart the httpd server.

I get a message access denied for user root@localhost using password yes.

in that case, it looks like the root password in mysql is not hda

you can try to change it back to hda with mysqladmin like this:
(it will ask you for the old password, so you can try various possibilities)

sorry you are experiencing so much trouble. it's hard to warn about this particular issue cause 99% of people do not care about their mysql settings or root password in general and we need a root-like user for amahi to be able to create databases, etc. which we will do that in the next release.

weekendsrule33,

One thing I notice in your syntax is that there is a space after the -u, but not after the -p. It's been my experience that they have to be the same or you will get that message.

My guess is it should be mysql -u root -p hda. I have had this same issue in the past and that was my problem.

Hope this helps.

i changed the mysql password (after guessing the old one about fifteen times ), and it is working now. Thanks for all your help cpg, and thanks for your input too bigfoot65. Can't wait to see what the future holds for amahi!