Re: mysql.user puzzler

2001-02-27 Thread pollyp
Rolf Hopkins says: >If your client is really a production server, look up flush privileges in >the manual or restart the mysql server. I had been doing a flush privileges in another script later on, but for whatever reason it wasn't having the intended effect. It turns out a mysqladmin reload

Re: mysql.user puzzler

2001-02-26 Thread Rolf Hopkins
Firstly mysql security has no relationship with system security. Secondly, what are you trying to do? Is your machine to be a development server only while the "client" is the main production server? If not, then the client machine is a true client and there is no need to install the mysql serv