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From: David Smith
Or grant privileges on the database to 'x'@'localhost' and
'x'@'localhost.localdomain'. Then give both accounts the
same password. It won't matter which one mysql sees
because they'll both work.
Thanks, easier than
Or grant privileges on the database to 'x'@'localhost' and
'x'@'localhost.localdomain'. Then give both accounts the same
password. It won't matter which one mysql sees because they'll both work.
For the record, mysql does a reverse lookup of the host and makes that
part of the credentials ma
