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On Sat, 2004-11-06 at 08:25 -0700, Richard Simpson wrote: |
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> > machine. The Problem is, mysql init.d script is generally asking |
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> > for the root |
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> > password, to authenticate the root user. |
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> This is normal behavior for any script in init.d that is manually |
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> start/stopped. If you add the mysql to a runlevel and let init start it, |
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> there is no authentication required. |
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[cut] |
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> All you have to do is write your own |
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> start/stop script for mysql (running under bash) and modify the selinux |
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> policy accordingly. |
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This is not a good idea. This loosens the separation between system and |
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admin in a bad way. See my other response. |
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<pebenito@g.o> |
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