If you’re stuck in “root@username:” and you want to get back. Simply type exit. !!hey you aren’t in root anymore! yay!

If you encounter this mysql error
ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)

Don’t worry. This just means that you can’t connect to mysql without telling it your user name and password. If you haven’t set a password then you should type something like this.

mysql -u root

However if you do have a password the syntax will look something like this.

mysql -u root -p <yourpasswd>
ENTER PASSWORD:

Now you should have access to mysql and you can start giving it commands   I hope this has helped.

I couldn’t stand using fluxbuntu any longer as my server’s linux distro. Thankfully, I got rid of it, but sadly I lost a lot of data in the transitioning process. I was positive that I saved it, but apparently not. Oh well, I have a fresh start and the best part is that this time I set it up all on my own. I actually needed Tom’s help when it came to phpmyadmin though. I kept trying to make it way harder than it is. So, gOS is my new distro! And I’m looking forward to what I can do this year with my box.