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I changed my pass from phpmyadmin
and unintentionally added a space at the end. Now I can’t get into the phpmyadmin
.
Is there any special character to represent the space?
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I changed my pass from phpmyadmin
and unintentionally added a space at the end. Now I can’t get into the phpmyadmin
.
Is there any special character to represent the space?
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Follow this step by step on your terminal that will solve your problem:
1°: Execute with sudo mysql
sudo mysql
2°: Then change the root password
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'digitesuasenha';
3°: After all privileges
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Then try to log in to phpmyadmin
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You can enter the password manually with the space in the configuration file 'my.cnf' inside double quotes, so you can identify when there is the start of the password and when it ends, so you will have access to phpmyadmin again and you can exchange it after logging in.
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