I think what Kris needs answered is...
If mysql.a.com and mysql.b.com are two virtual hosts on the same
physical server, can
mysql -h mysql.a.com dbname
and
mysql -h mysql.b.com dbname
be differentiated. I'm fairly sure that mysqld has an option so that the
IP to bind to can be specified to - thus, if mysql.a.com and mysql.b.ocm
have distinct IP addresses, you could do it, but you'd need two instances
of mysqld installed and running...
regards,
P
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Steve Werby wrote:
> "Kris Van Hulle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Does mySQL have support for virtual domains ? And if so, how can
> > i set it up ? (relevant documentation, ...)
>
> MySQL has its own security system that doesn't rely on the
> security/authentication system of the underlying operating system. In the
> manual at mysql.com see the chapter on the privilege system and the sections
> on GRANT statements. A single install of the MySQL server can be used for
> multiple users on multiple hosts simultateously. Alternately, you can
> install multiple copies of MySQL on the same server, each to run as the
> system user who will be using each install.
>
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> Steve Werby
> President, Befriend Internet Services LLC
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