Hello, On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 02:23:16PM +0000 or thereabouts, Matthew Seaman wrote: > >I dont think that is the answer. I forgot to add that root has all > >privelegdes. > > Remember that MySQL counts "root" @ "localhost" as a different account > to "root" @ "someotherhostname" -- and the question is, which account > are you actually using via phpMyAdmin? >
Maybe you're right. I am experiencing this behavior while using MySQL
4.0.22. On other databases using older 4.0.20 there are no
differences between local super user and remote super user. I am
using remote phpmyadmin user with ALL PRIVILEGES set to him and I am
not able to create databases or reload mysql while accessing 4.0.22.
Also I am experiencing that MySQL is no longer doing IP resolving, so
I have to use IP address instead of hostname for authentication
purposes (but this is okay, at least I am not depending on another
service for resolving the IP).
Cheers,
Martin
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