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
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Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 7:51
Subject: mysql.user puzzler
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm deploying a solution that uses Mysql to a number
> of machines. Because I don't want to set passwords and
> shutdown access to anonymous users by hand on each
> machine, and be
Hi,
I'm deploying a solution that uses Mysql to a number
of machines. Because I don't want to set passwords and
shutdown access to anonymous users by hand on each
machine, and because I don't want the security problems
associated with having scripts with passwords in plaintext
lying around thes
