On 05/23/13 21:19, Thomas Beckmann wrote: > Hi Alex, > > sorry - I had no time to work on this problem again, before: > > I got it to work. > > Switching > AuthServer = Legacy_Auth > AuthClient = Legacy_Auth > UserManager = Legacy_UserManager > will show me a couple of older users in security database and I could > add my new user using gsec. > > Switching only UserManager back to default and having > AuthServer = Srp, Win_Sspi, Legacy_Auth > AuthClient = Srp, Win_Sspi, Legacy_Auth > the user does not show up in gsec, but I'm able to connect. > > I had to grant access to PUBLIC for all the tables I'd like to access > this way, or is there any other way?
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