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Tag: MySQL

Securing MariaDB

MariaDB behaves a bit differently than MySQL when installing (on Debian at least) – it doesn’t ask for a database root password. There is a script that is installed (on Debian 9 at least) called mysql_secure_installation which allows you to set to root password and cleans up some other stuff. Worth running after install on any production system.

Posted on 29th August 2017Categories ApplicationsTags database, Debian, MariaDB, MySQL, Security
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