Support both localhost and % host part for mysql users#3321
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Support both localhost and % host part for mysql users#3321
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This reverts d6a82b2 to use localhost again, but also keeps the user with `%` host. MySQL seems to treat these as fully separate users and when connecting with a mysql client locally, the `%` host results in the error: ``` ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'domjudge'@'localhost' (using password: YES) ``` Also remove a verbose print statement left over from debugging.
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This reverts d6a82b2 to use localhost again, but also keeps the user with
%host. MySQL seems to treat these as fully separate users and when connecting with a mysql client locally, the%host results in the error:Also remove a verbose print statement left over from debugging.