Start the server with --skip-grant-tables. Than anyone can connect and do anything.
At 20:32 -0700 10/22/02, Jim Hogan wrote:
I have set up MySQl before and have done it "the right way" (I think!) My situation today? I am setting up MySQL on a Linux machine with a 1394- attached 80GB drive for a 3-week project after which my setup will be thrown away. Due to some software dependencies, this DB will need to be accessed by a Win2K box running MyODBC. An isolated, 2-node network. Well, I am 90 percent of the way there, DB us running and accessible on localhost with phpMyAdmin, but (after 2-3 hours of wresting) MyODBC client still returns 1130 errors..."Unable to connect from host 192.168.1.100". Yes, I have looked through the docs and have made all changes to mysql:host/user that I could think of, have added "skip-name-resolve" to my.cnf options. Time is of the essence. To short-circuit this particular problem and perhaps get on with my real work, I ask: Is there a set of CNF and mysql DB entries that I could implement that would assure that I have the *least* secure MySQL config possible?!?!? *Then* if I'm still getting 1130s and such, well, I'll just have to troubleshoot some more!! Thanks, Jim
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