Actually, it might help if you install MyODBC
(http://www.mysql.com/products/myodbc/index.html) on the win32 machine.
Mark R. Andrachek, Jr.
Analyst I
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
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(804) 697-7971
Francisco Reinaldo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/13/2002 10:37 AM
To:
The GPL has no such restriction.
Mark R. Andrachek, Jr.
Analyst I
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(804) 697-7971
Francisco Reinaldo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/13/2002 09:36 AM
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Subject:
As Cal stated, there is actually a very important reason. MySQL is
lacking in fine-grained security. I can give a user the ability to add
databases. But can I give that user the ability to only drop databases
he/she created? I sure haven't found any documented method.
So, if you're in a larg
Ok. I think I can say nevermind. There must have been something wrong
with my script. Either that or the server must have actually been
down/inaccessible. I tried it again, and it seems to work now, even with
the host being blocked from accessing mysql
(it still manages to connect before it g
I've written a small port monitor in perl, just to check and make sure
something
is responding on the port. I don't want to do anything fancy, but it
appears that
MySQL doesn't like this. It doesnt block connections from localhost (thank
goodness), but my remote port monitor gets locked out.
Does MySQL have any facility for using SSH to tunnel ports for use in
replication? Has anyone implemented anything like this?
We can't just assume if we create an SSH tunnel manually that the
connection will stay up.
Thanks,
Mark R. Andrachek, Jr.
Analyst I
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
[EM
Does anyone know if the MyODBC binary for Solaris 2.7 will work ok on 2.8,
or will I need to
compile from source?
For anyone who's interested, we're in the process now of migrating from
Access/ColdFusion/NT
to MySQL/ColdFusion/Solaris in our web development environment.
As far as software to c
