You need to take a look at the database called mysql.
In it you have:
culumns_priv
db
func
host
tables_priv
user
as tables.
Use the "GRANT" command to set the USERS, or you can also do an insert
statement like so:
insert into mysql.tables_priv VALUES
('10.129.29.%','ai','httpd','pop_materials','gevery2@localhost','','Select,I
nsert,Update,Delete','')
and that will give the user httpd the Select,Insert,Update,Delete priveleges
on that particular table.
DB's is a bit different, but look at your output from
USE mysql;
DESC db;
commands.
-----Original Message-----
From: Intercession Tech Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 3:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: User/database permissions
This is going to be a very basic question, so please excuse me.
I have a MySQL server running, but when I added users I inadvertently
gave them all permissions to everything. They can all access every one
else's databases and make what ever changes they want and even delete.
How do I lock it down where they only have rights to their own?
I don't even know how to view what users are there, much less change
their rights.
I've been looking in the documentation online, but it seems to assume
that I know more than I do.
Thank you in advance.
-MWhitaker
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