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Simply, mysql-server isn't running, you will have to run it first using: sudo service mysql start then try to sign into mysql-server using: sudo mysql then you are good to go.
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#2: Post edited
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Kevin M. Mansour
·
2021-07-05T17:07:15Z (almost 3 years ago)
It doesn't require root. A little mistake.
- Simply, `mysql-server` isn't running, you will have to run it first using:
- ```bash
- sudo service mysql start
- ```
- then try to sign into `mysql-server` using:
- ```bash
sudo mysql -u root- ```
- then you are good to go.
- Simply, `mysql-server` isn't running, you will have to run it first using:
- ```bash
- sudo service mysql start
- ```
- then try to sign into `mysql-server` using:
- ```bash
- sudo mysql
- ```
- then you are good to go.
#1: Initial revision
by
Kevin M. Mansour
·
2021-07-05T15:06:15Z (almost 3 years ago)
Simply, `mysql-server` isn't running, you will have to run it first using: ```bash sudo service mysql start ``` then try to sign into `mysql-server` using: ```bash sudo mysql -u root ``` then you are good to go.