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good day all!
i'm getting really confused with how to properly allow
users to access mysql from other machines. (on debian
woody, using all stable packages)
that is, i tried this as mysql root user:
GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON my_sql_db.* TO
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You are sure mysql is listening on all interfaces and not only lo ?
perhaps take a look to my.cnf and check if "skip-networking" is active -
if yes simply comment it and restart mysqld.
-achim
Am Mo, 2004-08-02 um 11.47 schrieb Shannon R.:
> good day all!
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> i'm getting really confused with
aaagh! i sure did miss that.
many thanks achim!
shannon
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> You are sure mysql is listening on all interfaces
> and not only lo ?
>
> perhaps take a look to my.cnf and check if
> "skip-networking" is active -
> if yes simply comment it and restart
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Hi,
I needed to use kernel 2.6.* on a new firewall machine (to handle the
hardware). I've used FreeS/WAN for IPSec over the past years, but it
seems like I have to use the new Linux kernel support for IPSec on this
machine. It will use VPN to other Linux based firewalls, and some Cisco
routers.
re
On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 15:36, Jarle Aase wrote:
> What packages do I need in order to get ipsec up and running on kernel
> 2.6.6, and where can I get them? (I found no match on "ipsec" on
> backports.org). Also - where do I find documentation for the new kernel
> based IPSec?
Use native ipsec
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> hardware). I've used FreeS/WAN for IPSec over the past years, but it
> seems like I have to use the new Linux kernel support for IPSec
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Hello
Has anybody here ideas or experience in building an Intrusion Detection
System for a big network i.e. at least several hundred MBit/s with focus on
detection of (D)DoS and worm attacks (e.g. sudden activity peaks towards one
system or well known worm patterns from systems)?
Last time I chec
Hi,
I am currently looking into a problem I have with LILO & Software RAID.
When upgrading a kernel, with boot=/dev/md0 in lilo.conf, running lilo
succeeds, but reboot fails with LI 40 40 type errors. The workaround I
have used for this in the past is to change boot= to /dev/hda, then run
lilo, th
[This was sent to debian-user but as I am running ISP-like services for
about 200 users so I think I sh ould have sent it to this list. Please let
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Hi,
I am preparing to buy a new HP server, a HP DL320G2, and would like to
install Woody onto it.
The questions I h
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