Not a problem!
Do look into the database "mysql" after you log in. There are different
privileges that you assign to different users and hosts on databases.
GRANT and REVOKE are used for access control on databases / tables /
columns.
Regards
Aman Raheja
http://www.techquotes.com
On Mon, 2004-0
There are permissions that are set for users and have to be set for access
over the network.
By default localhost can access it for specified users and you GRANT
access to users, hosts, db combinations.
Check mysql's documentation, for GRANT syntax
Ex., GRANT SELECT ON dbnam.* TO [EMAIL PROTEC
Hello,
I recently installed MySQL on Mandrake 10, not the
distro version, but the standard version from
mysql.com.
Version 4.x.
The install went very well, I set up Webmin and am
able to access it from there.
My question (finally) is about the network skip
setting...
Is this set to not listen to
