You should contact your system administrator if you don't have any login/password. If you installed mysql by yourself, read your distribution guides or the installation guide. There's no universal settings for this and it will depends on what/where/how you installed it.
As for importing databases, assuming you have a sql dump, it's as easy as mysql mydatabase < myfile
Regards,
Xavier.
Le 28 nov. 2010 à 18:55, tgdn45 a écrit :
> Hi,
> I use PHP since 1 year and I'd like to use Django, so I'm learning
> Django, and I have a problem:
> I don't know the MySQLdb's username and password so I can't connect.
> And also, how can I import a database into MySQLdb ?
> Thank you :)
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