Just fired up mysql 3.23.53 *
Created a d/b, and then created an admin user for that d/b, using
GRANT ALL ON URCMS.* TO urcms_admin
IDENTIFIED BY 'changeme'
WITH GRANT OPTION;
Ok, it never prompts me for a password, nor did it let me, as that user, use
URCMS. I looked in
Hi mark,
I would recommend to use
GRANT ALL ON URCMS.* TO 'urcms_admin'@'localhost'
IDENTIFIED BY 'changeme'
WITH GRANT OPTION;
if you only need to connect to URCMS database from localhost.
HTH
Michael
mark wrote:
Just fired up mysql 3.23.53 *
Created a d/b, and then
On Tuesday 06 January 2004 03:27 pm, Michael Wittmann wrote:
I would recommend to use
GRANT ALL ON URCMS.* TO 'urcms_admin'@'localhost'
IDENTIFIED BY 'changeme'
WITH GRANT OPTION;
if you only need to connect to URCMS database from localhost.
The problem is that I'm
At 01:56 PM 1/6/2004, you wrote:
Just fired up mysql 3.23.53 *
Created a d/b, and then created an admin user for that d/b, using
GRANT ALL ON URCMS.* TO urcms_admin
IDENTIFIED BY 'changeme'
WITH GRANT OPTION;
Yup. Well known privileges problem. The short answer is that the
