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For Debian OS family, debconf is used to set root user password, which is fine, but root user cannot be specified this way thus it is set to root for all Debian systems.
When the formula attemps to do further changes to mysql like creating a database, etc, it fails if root_user is set to anything else than root.
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For Debian OS family, debconf is used to set root user password, which is fine, but root user cannot be specified this way thus it is set to root for all Debian systems.
When the formula attemps to do further changes to mysql like creating a database, etc, it fails if
root_user
is set to anything else than root.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: