Did you insert into the permission tables or did you use a GRANT
statement? You may need to flush your permissions (FLUSH PRIVILEGES).
On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 20:57:29 +0200, roland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> refering to my previous question I forgot to mention that xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Does the user have permission to access the server remotely, from the IP
address of the client? You may have to add an entry in the user table
in the mysql database specifying the IP address from which you're trying
to log in.
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Hello again,
refering to my previous question I forgot to mention that xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is
an IP number.
using mysql -h xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -u user -puserpassword
I would exect to be able to achieve a connection.
The user and userpassword I must add are isnerted with grant with TO
'user'@'%' as we
I get this message in mysqld.log when trying to access the server via
TCP/IP.
When using sockets it works fine.
Regards
Michael Skaastrup
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clint,
Wednesday, October 16, 2002, 1:14:08 AM, you wrote:
caddn> Recently the server had to be hard-booted... a safe shutdown was not
possible. After the server came back up, mysql
caddn> has been acting very funny. When the server first boots, mysql wont respond to
anything. I restart
>Description:
Recently the server had to be hard-booted... a safe shutdown was not possible.
After the server came back up, mysql
has been acting very funny. When the server first boots, mysql wont respond to
anything. I restart mysql and all works fine
when connecting to Localhost, ho
