> /usr/bin/mysqladmin: refresh failed; error: 'Access denied for user:
> '@localhost' (Using password: NO)'
You can specify all the user & host details that you want to use in the
mysqladmin command.
mysqladmin -u john --password=mypassword
You will need to make sure that you use a user/host c
Hello Anders,
Sorry, I did not go through the end of your message.
You also have a problem with psql which is, I think, the equivalent of mysql
for PostgreSQL.
Do you need PostgreSQL? If not, you should deactivate it.
For your problem with mysqladmin, most probably specifying the switch --hos
Hello Anders,
NOTE: I am actually using SuSE 8.2 Pro Edition. However, those CRON jobs seem
to be at the same place irrelevant of the distro (RedHat or SuSE).
Therefore, I doubt that SuSE Linux Standard Server 8 has changed that.
If the problem occurs once a day then it is within the script
[Second try, the first one rendered a few hints that didn't help]
I've set up a new MySQL server on a box with multiple IP addresses, and the
SQL server only binds to ONE of these addresses.
Also, I've been changing some user rights in the SQL setup, and now I get a
cronjob error, related to use
I've set up a new MySQL server on a box with multiple IP addresses, and the
SQL server only binds to ONE of these addresses.
Also, I've been changing some user rights in the SQL setup, and now I get a
cronjob error, related to user rights... My big problem is that I don't
even know where I should
