By Mr Mason on

Hey guys,
I always had a dislike with being forced to log into mysql with every drupal install, and then creating the databases and user for said database. So i modified the includes and the install.php to have two added fields, the Mysql admin(a user who can create users, and databases, and then grant priviledges), and that users password. The core would then create the database, the user, assign priviledges to the database to the newly generated user, and then install drupal in said database. If this code is wanted please tell me and I will upload it somewhere. This upgrade shaves a good 5 minutes off of the install for someone who is new to mysql.

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