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There is not a way to change a MySQL user's password through cPanel. You need to delete the MySQL user and then recreate it with the new password. | There is not a way to change a MySQL user's password through cPanel. You need to delete the MySQL user and then recreate it with the new password. | ||
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==Deleting a MySQL user through cPanel== | ==Deleting a MySQL user through cPanel== | ||
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[2] Locate the MySQL user you're wanting to delete under the 'Current Users' section. | [2] Locate the MySQL user you're wanting to delete under the 'Current Users' section. | ||
[3] Click the delete icon [File:Cpanel_delete.jpg] to the right of the MySQL user you're wanting to delete. | [3] Click the delete icon [[File:Cpanel_delete.jpg]] to the right of the MySQL user you're wanting to delete. | ||
[4] Click the [File:Cpanel_delete_user.jpg] button. | [4] Click the [[File:Cpanel_delete_user.jpg]] button. | ||
==Create a MySQL user through cPanel== | ==Create a MySQL user through cPanel== | ||
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[2] Under the 'Add New User' section, fill in the following fields: | [2] Under the 'Add New User' section, fill in the following fields: | ||
Username [your MySQL user will always be prepended with your cPanel username | *Username: [your MySQL user will always be prepended with your cPanel username] | ||
Password (Again) | *Password: [or use the [[File:Cpanel_password_generator.jpg]], it will fill in the 'Password' and 'Password (Again) fields] | ||
[3] Click the [File:Cpanel_create_mysqluser.jpg] button. | [3] Click the [[File:Cpanel_create_mysqluser.jpg]] button. | ||
The last thing to do is assign the MySQL user to the appropriate database(s). Acenet does suggest to have a different MySQL user for each of your databases for security reasons. | The last thing to do is assign the MySQL user to the appropriate database(s). Acenet does suggest to have a different MySQL user for each of your databases for security reasons. | ||
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[3] Select the database you want to assign the MySQL user to from the 'Database' drop down. | [3] Select the database you want to assign the MySQL user to from the 'Database' drop down. | ||
[4] Click the [File:Cpanel_add. | [4] Click the [[File:Cpanel_add.jpg]] button. | ||
[5] Select the privileges you want the MySQL user to have. | [5] Select the privileges you want the MySQL user to have. | ||
[6] Click the [File:Cpanel_make_changes.jpg] button. | [6] Click the [[File:Cpanel_make_changes.jpg]] button. | ||
[[Category:cPanel]] | [[Category:cPanel]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:20, 3 February 2013
There is not a way to change a MySQL user's password through cPanel. You need to delete the MySQL user and then recreate it with the new password.
Deleting a MySQL user through cPanel
[1] Click on the 'MySQL Databases' icon under the 'Databases' section.
[2] Locate the MySQL user you're wanting to delete under the 'Current Users' section.
[3] Click the delete icon 
to the right of the MySQL user you're wanting to delete.
[4] Click the 
button.
Create a MySQL user through cPanel
[1] Click on the 'MySQL Databases' icon under the 'Databases' section. (if you're not already there)
[2] Under the 'Add New User' section, fill in the following fields:
- Username: [your MySQL user will always be prepended with your cPanel username]
- Password: [or use the
, it will fill in the 'Password' and 'Password (Again) fields]
[3] Click the 
button.
The last thing to do is assign the MySQL user to the appropriate database(s). Acenet does suggest to have a different MySQL user for each of your databases for security reasons.
Assign a MySQL User to a Database
[1] Click on the 'MySQL Databases' icon under the 'Databases' section. (if you're not already there)
[2] Under the 'Add User To Database' section, select your MySQL user from the 'User' drop down.
[3] Select the database you want to assign the MySQL user to from the 'Database' drop down.
[4] Click the 
button.
[5] Select the privileges you want the MySQL user to have.
[6] Click the 
button.