Filename: /var///lib/dpkg//info//mysql-community-server.templates

Template: mysql-community-server/root-pass Type: password Description: Enter root password: Please provide a strong password that will be set for the root account of your MySQL database. Leave it blank to enable password less login using UNIX socket based authentication. Template: mysql-community-server/re-root-pass Type: password Description: Re-enter root password: Now that you have selected a password for the root account, please confirm by typing it again. Do not share the password with anyone. Template: mysql-community-server/root-pass-mismatch Type: error Description: The two passwords did not match Please try again. Make sure you type the exact same password twice. Template: mysql-community-server/remove-data-dir Type: boolean Default: false Description: Remove data directories ? This operation will remove the data directory at '/var/lib/mysql' that stores all the databases, tables and related meta-data. Additionally, any import or export files stored at '/var/lib/mysql-files' will be removed along with directory. Finally, any files in '/var/lib/mysql-keyring' will be deleted. It is highly recommended to take data backup before removing the data directories. Template: mysql-community-server/data-dir Type: note Description: Data directory found when no MySQL server package is installed A data directory '/var/lib/mysql' is present on this system when no MySQL server package is currently installed on the system. The directory may be under control of server package received from third-party vendors. It may also be an unclaimed data directory from previous removal of mysql packages. . It is highly recommended to take data backup. If you have not done so, now would be the time to take backup in another shell. Once completed, press 'Ok' to continue. Template: mysql-server/default-auth-override Type: select Choices: Use Strong Password Encryption (RECOMMENDED), Use Legacy Authentication Method (Retain MySQL 5.x Compatibility) Description: Select default authentication plugin MySQL 8 uses a new authentication based on improved SHA256-based password methods. It is recommended that all new MySQL Server installations use this method going forward. This new authentication plugin requires new versions of connectors and clients, with support for this new authentication method (caching_sha2_password). Currently MySQL 8 Connectors and community drivers built with libmysqlclient21 support this new method. Clients built with older versions of libmysqlclient may not be able to connect to the new server. . To retain compatibility with older client software, the default authentication plugin can be set to the legacy value (mysql_native_password) This should only be done if required third-party software has not been updated to work with the new authentication method. The change will be written to the file /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/default-auth-override.cnf . After installation, the default can be changed by setting the default_authentication_plugin server setting. Template: mysql-server/lowercase-table-names Type: select Choices: Enabled, Disabled Description: Enable lowercase table names If enabled, this setting makes MySQL store table names in lowercase, and comparisons will not be case sensitive. . This setting must be enabled before the database is initialized The change will be written to the file /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/lowercase-table-names.cnf

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