John,
Saturday, January 19, 2002, 12:18:26 AM, you wrote:
JD> I tried putting passwords on the grant statements, but I can't log in as a
JD> different user using a password -- it never authenticates. And as any other
JD> user than root it won't let me access any tables.
Are you sure you are running a client with the right options?
Foe example, if you set a password for user zuka and do something like
mysql -uzuka buka
it will never allow you to access database "buka", because you have to
supply the password:
mysql -uzuka -pkuka buka
or
mysql -uzuka -p buka
In the second case, client will ask you for the password from the
console.
JD> Am I doing something wrong,
Provide us with the examples of GRANT statements you use so we could provide you with
more help.
JD> John Dudeck
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