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How to change Applications Manager MySQL password?

April 26, 2017applications manager MySQL password

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How to change Applications Manager MySQL password?

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1. Stop the instance of Applications Manager running currently. 2. Go to AppManager8/working/mysql directory and execute startMYSQL.sh 3. Once MySQL is connected, execute the command below command from AppManager8/working/ directory ./mysql/bin/mysql -h localhost -u root -D AMDB –socket=./mysql/mysql.sock -p 4. You will be prompted for password. Give the default password ‘appmanager’ and you will be connected to MySQL. 5. Execute the following commands in MySQL prompt in the same order as below use mysql; update user set PASSWORD=PASSWORD(‘password you want’) where user=’root’; flush privileges; After this, stop the MySQL that is running. 6. Now go to AppManager8/working/mysql and edit my.ini file and give the same password which you gave earlier (password you want) in the place of password=appmanager(should be password=password you want) which will be currently present there. 7. Also change the value of password in database_params.conf file under AppManager8/working/conf/ directory.