Hello,
I've got 5.1.9 running on FreeBSD and I'm trying to do some backups,
but mysqldump is locking up on me.
when I run:
mysqldump -uroot --opt mysql
(and yes, it's a test box, so there is no root password. I can
duplicate this behavior with other accounts with sufficient priv's
specify
Well, for starters don't worry about ports being open. If you werent
able to connect, it would give you a different error message.
select password('yourpassword'); and verify that the hash produced
matches the password field in user exactly.
-- James
On Jun 7, 2006, at 11:48 AM, Aron Levy
omendation and verify that the hash
produced matches the password field in user exactly.
-- Aron L.
James Barros wrote:
Well, for starters don't worry about ports being open. If you
werent able to connect, it would give you a different error message.
select password('yourpasswor
Hey guys, I'm running mysql 5.1.9 and I've got a user who's
mysql.user host is set to "%" and can log in from any domain except
localhost. if I change to localhost, and flush privileges they can
log in.
Is this intended behavior, or should % be inclusive of localhost?
--
MySQL General Ma
Never mind.
I'll just go RTFM and quit bugging you guys on list with stuff
answered plain as day in
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/adding-users.html
Sorry. I'll go caffeinate myself before asking more stupid questions.
-- James
On Jun 14, 2006, at 11:55 AM, James Barros w
sorry if it's a stupid question, but just to cover the basics, you
remembered to flush privileges after adding it right?
-- James
On Jul 11, 2006, at 9:31 AM, John Doolan wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed mySQL version 5 and want to enable root access
from remote machines. However, the con
