@lalajee Check out the following post from @arg20
I actually did a ps to look at running services and killed the mysql process, and then restarted which worked, but may have had unintended side effects as perhaps there were expected optional parameters needed by other systems when restarting the server.
The command below is a better approach but I haven’t tried it, and I can’t recall the exact sequence without going through it again. I am just not at my pc right now.
edit /etc/my.cnf to change 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0
restart the mysql server by doing: python3 /usr/bin/mysql_reset.py --reboot
(edit relinked to correct post)
