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I don't believe this is true. `mysql_secure_installation` script exists to create a password on the root account, and disable root@'%'. If what you said about t
by Alupis 5y ago
I don't believe this is true. `mysql_secure_installation` script exists to create a password on the root account, and disable root@'%'. If what you said about the Docker image is true, this article wouldn't exist either.
Regardless, a supposed "enterprise" tool shouldn't start changing your config in surprising ways, like punching firewall holes without explicitly being asked to do so. That's just crazy...
- rlpb 5y ago> I don't believe this is true. `mysql_secure_installation` script exists to create a password on the root account, and disable root@'%'. The packaging does the necessary setup for you, and modern MySQL has secure defaults anyway.