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I'm tring to use a Client from Win98 to access our MySql running on Redhat 6.2. I've gone in and set up my username in, host id and db's in the MySql DB. However, when I log in, I get the message:
Host '' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL Server." In HOST table, i've set the host to '%' (for logging in from any machine) and a username of 'jerryh'. I also have set up my username and password in the USER table. What gives? |
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If you didn't use GRANT, did you FLUSH PRIVILEGES after making the entries? or restart mysqld?
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Yup, after posting the original message, i restared mysqld, and viola, it worked!
Am I to assume that anytime I make changes to the tables in the MySql DB, I need to restart or flush privileges? |
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Only when you make direct changes, yes.
You should check out using GRANT and REVOKE. Generally much safer and no need to flush. |
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thanks for the tip. I did buy a book; i suppose i should RTFM carefully...!
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