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Yeah I had that socket error once too. That was because I had LAMP and original mysql installed, (wich enter in conflict for socket). Is it your case too ?

If so open /etc/mysql/my.cnf and change socket path for the one you want to use.

From what I'm seen you probably want something like /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock. (Just do a locate or find on mysqld.sock to found out your path otherwise)

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If you previously installed MySQL Server and set a password,

then in order to login to change the password, you will have to enter the current password first.

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try to install phpmyadmin and access mysql using it...when you have freshly installed mysql it wont have a password for root and sometimes it wont allow to login without a password...but you can access it if you have phpmyadmin installed then add a password for your root and later try to install mysql secured with the new password you changed...

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