Hi,
John Kebbel wrote:
Even though I completely removed everything I could find related to
MySQL in Synaptic Package Manager, a folder still remained
at /var/lib/mysql/ containing all my old table information. If that info
hung around, it seemes logical to assume the Grants table were st
I have had exactly the kind of trouble you are talking about. Sorry I
didn't see the messages until just now. Had to manually remove crap too
even though I purged (rpms - centos I think). Hopefully this will help
others down the road.
Keith
John Kebbel wrote:
Even though I complet
Even though I completely removed everything I could find related to
MySQL in Synaptic Package Manager, a folder still remained
at /var/lib/mysql/ containing all my old table information. If that info
hung around, it seemes logical to assume the Grants table were still
somewhere interfering
The Synaptic checkbox menu has a Mark for Removal and Mark for Complete
Removal. Complete Removal seems to be same as Purge; when I look at
details, it says the configuration files are being removed.
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On 6-mei-2007, at 0:37, John Kebbel wrote:
Fortunately, I'm learning MySQL on my home machine, so this
MEGA-Mistake doesn't sink a Fortune 500 corporation.
I was experimenting with a batch file that ...
(1) Created a set of user accounts with tiered privileges,
(2) Set password
Fortunately, I'm learning MySQL on my home machine, so this
MEGA-Mistake doesn't sink a Fortune 500 corporation.
I was experimenting with a batch file that ...
(1) Created a set of user accounts with tiered privileges,
(2) Set passwords for the new accounts, and then
(3) Displaye
