hi farzad, On Sat, Dec 17, 2005 at 07:38:01AM +0100, Farzad FARID wrote: > I let dbconfig-commong handle the MySQL configuration, but made a mistake > when entering the nagios database's password. I ran dpkg-reconfigure, but > it never reasks for the database password again, so I can't correct the > problem. > > In fact, I even have to select 'retry' after the config failure to make the > script ask me for the MySQL main password again, which it doesn't do on the > first run.
interesting. i'll have to look into why it doesn't prompt for the
password a second time, but won't have time for the next week or so.
in the meantime, be aware that you can also edit
/etc/dbconfig-common/nagios-mysql.conf, which is where the configuration
information is stored. or, you can edit the nagios configuration
manually of course, but... that would be ruining all the fun of
an automatic system :)
sean
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