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how do i change a MySQL user's password? according to the documentation the process is:

 

1. Select the user or database from the Users list.

2. Enter a new password in the New Password field.

 

it doesn't tell me how to get to this "Users list", so i'm guessing it's via cPanel | MySQL Databases? but the users list there is not "selectable", i.e., clicking it does nothing. now there is a selectable user under the "Current Databases" list, but when i select that all it allows me to do is change the user privileges.

 

what am i missing here?

 

 

lee

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Apparently if you just create a new user with the same username as the one you want to change, with a new password it will change the password. Otherwise, you can delete your current user and create them again with the required password.

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thanks, that does indeed work! not exactly what i would call "user friendly" or intuitive, but what the hey? this is SQL after all. :)

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