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Supports either a Proteus setup method, or mysql_secure_installation
Allows for a random 20 character password to be generated after mysql is installed to apply to the root user
TODO: Add option to disable root account
Creates a random 20 character password for a mysql user account
Includes a very dramatic "password reset" feature for users who have forgot their account password
Feature activates on users who already have a password applied to their mysql account
User must type an incorrect password three times
May add selection based option to allow this feature to be activated at user's request
Once mysql setup is complete, user gets presented with new password in terminal
No echoing to logs
Password file created in /home/$USER/bin/pwd/mysql.pwd with chmod 600 and chown / chgrp $USER
User will be nagged to delete this file if it exists every time they open Proteus
Primary purpose is to ensure user has written down new mysql password and I don't get hounded on being locked out of their database.
No support for providing password in CLI. This is just dumb in regards to user history and the sake of security. User will have to provide password at run-time.
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