Quick Fix for "sudo mysql_secure_installation: command not found" in MariaDB

Quick Fix for "sudo mysql_secure_installation: command not found" in MariaDB

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Struggling with a sudo mysql_secure_installation: command not found message in MariaDB? Here's a brief yet comprehensive solution guide.

Common Reasons

  • MariaDB Not Installed: Verify with sudo apt install mariadb-server.

  • MariaDB Not Active: Check with sudo systemctl status mariadb.

  • Incorrect Directory: Make sure you're in the right directory for the command.

Solution Steps

  1. Installation Verification: Ensure MariaDB is installed.

  2. Operational Check: Verify MariaDB's running status.

  3. Path Adjustment: Confirm the binary path is correctly set in $PATH.

Wrap-Up

Overcoming the sudo mysql_secure_installation: command not found error is manageable by following these steps, leading to a secure MariaDB environment. Dive deeper into the topic in the article Solved: sudo mysql_secure_installation command not found in MariaDB.

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