I have a domain mail.xxx.com. Everywhere I do a nslookup the reverse
lookup up returns the domain correctly. When I do a 'hostname' it
returns the correct name. Also on this machine I have another domain
mail.yyy.com Both of these domains resolve to the same IP.
The problem I'm having is when I try to connect with:
mysql -h db1.zzz.com -u username
I get the infamous
ERROR 1045: Access denied for user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' (Using
password: NO)
This is okay since I did not supply a password. The problem is the
domain that it returns for the failure. It should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and it returns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question is: Which machine determines the domain suffix at the end.
The local machine or the server? What method does does mysql use to
look this information up? Where might I have something misconfigured? I
want to correct this so I can add the right entry into the users table.
Right now it is incorrectly putting the wrong domain in there with the
Request Tracker application I'm installing
Vance
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