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If the versions of MariaDB on the old and new server are compatible enough, you might be able to dump the {{C|mysql.user}} table and import it on the new server, but it's safer to recreate the users from scratch. To do so, run this on the new server: | If the versions of MariaDB on the old and new server are compatible enough, you might be able to dump the {{C|mysql.user}} table and import it on the new server, but it's safer to recreate the users from scratch. To do so, run this on the new server: | ||
/root/bin/sql << EOF | |||
create user 'feministblogs'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-feministblogs)'; | |||
create user 'feministfiles'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-feministfiles)'; | |||
create user 'feministforum'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-feministforum)'; | |||
create user 'feministmail'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-feministmail)'; | |||
create user 'feministwiki'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-feministwiki)'; | |||
create user 'fff'@localhost identified by '$(cat ~/pwd/mariadb-fff)'; | |||
EOF | |||
Now grant them access to their corresponding databases. Remember that this has to be done '''after''' the databases have been copied over: | Now grant them access to their corresponding databases. Remember that this has to be done '''after''' the databases have been copied over: |