Check the permissions on the directories you are using for data, as well as
checking the user the MySQL deamon is running as.
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Subject: Re: URGENT MySQL
user table is read only...
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Subject: Re: URGENT!!!! MySQL user table
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Why dont you use the GRANT command?
GRANT ALL ON database.* TO newuser@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Something like that...
Cheers, Nessi
At 15:55 20/06/01 , you wrote:
>MySQL newbie question here!!
>
>I have MySQL installed on Red Hat Linux 7. I have a Test, Backup an
MySQL newbie question here!!
I have MySQL installed on Red Hat Linux 7. I have a Test, Backup and Live
environment. All with the same installations of Linux, MySQL and CF. The
problem that I am having is that I am trying to create a new database user
in the table "user" in MySQL. It works find in
