Well, you're right these lines are important (I've had the same problem, and I lost a few hours trying to fix it). I guess that you have not left the blank password for the mysql root user, well you should have... It is not said in the install guide so you've fallen into the trap as I had previously. You must either leave the blank password for the root user or modify the init script /opt/zenoss/bin/zenoss_init_pre immediatly before launching zenoss the first time. (in this script, there a line MYSQLROOTPWD = '', fill in between the '' the mysql root password and then you can run zenoss). Beware, this script is run only once, the first time you run zenoss, so since you have already run it, you must either re-install zenoss or run this script manually (with zenoss not running).
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