> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >>Description:
> >>
> >>
> > After issuing an incorrect GRANT command Mysqld crashed, but
> > restarted itself. On the next boot-up of the machine, Mysqld
> > crashes on startup with an added message about unable to find
> > user.MYD Copying user.MYD from a backup directory changed the
> > message to user.FRM but still crashes.
> >
>
> Problem is that tables contain of more than just one file, recover
> user.* from your backup (the extensions might vary depending on the
> table type)
I realized that later. I probably shouldn't have included that in my
report.
The point I was trying to make was that Mysql complained about not
finding a file which did exist, with the right permissions, etc.
This, together with the other things, says to me that the user-grant
table had been corrupted by my incorrect GRANT command.
<SNIP>
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Edward van der Jagt
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