Re: [e-smith-devinfo] phpMyAdmin 2.2.0

2001-09-24 Thread Dan Brown

Darrell May wrote:
> 
> Dan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> 
> > Well, AFAIK, phpMyAdmin doesn't include a front end for adding users,
> 
> Actually Dan, version 2.2.0 does.  This was one of the nice changes 2.2.0

Sure enough, and it looks very nice.  Also a lot easier if you don't
want to grant all privileges.  Thanks!

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Re: [e-smith-devinfo] phpMyAdmin 2.2.0

2001-09-24 Thread Darrell May


Dan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

> Well, AFAIK, phpMyAdmin doesn't include a front end for adding users,

Actually Dan, version 2.2.0 does.  This was one of the nice changes 2.2.0 
added.  From the main page > Users > Add a new User.  Very easy to use.  
Link to mySQL online documentation included :)

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Re: [e-smith-devinfo] phpMyAdmin 2.2.0

2001-09-24 Thread Dan Brown

Randy Brown wrote:

> I was wondering if there was a way to add mysql users through the
> phpmyadmin or do I need to learn how to do it by hand? If i have to do it
> by hand would someone please post the syntax that i need to use just to add
> users?

Well, AFAIK, phpMyAdmin doesn't include a front end for adding users,
but it will allow you to execute arbitrary SQL commands.  So, I guess
the answer is yes, you can add users through phpMyAdmin, but you'll need
to learn the syntax.  Fortunately, the syntax is very simple:

mysql> grant all on .* to @localhost identified by
'';

...where , , and  all represent the obvious,
and you do use the single quotes around .

>   Is anybody considering making phpmyadmin a blade for the new sme 5.0 and

I expect once the documentation on the blade architecture is released,
somebody will be working on this.

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[e-smith-devinfo] phpMyAdmin 2.2.0

2001-09-24 Thread Randy Brown

Hi everybody,

   My apologizes if this is not the correct list for this to be posted in.

  Darrell May, the phpmyadmin rpm's that you created works like a charm, 
Great work!

I was wondering if there was a way to add mysql users through the 
phpmyadmin or do I need to learn how to do it by hand? If i have to do it 
by hand would someone please post the syntax that i need to use just to add 
users?
I don't think that I need to learn all of the functionality of mysql just 
to run my small site, ( i say that now,but it will be a different story 
when my database crashes... lol ) I think all that i need is to no how to 
add users and what kind of permissions those users need to have, because I 
agree that not every user needs my root password!
thanks in advance for any assistance.

Randy Brown
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PS:
  Is anybody considering making phpmyadmin a blade for the new sme 5.0 and 
some how integrating it into the regular e-smith-manager? ( or what ever it 
is called now ) < grin > 


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