This is an off-topic question, so please excuse this. I am using a cgi/dbi script to connect to a mysql database that I have set up on my sparc 10, using Debian at home. Now, I want to give people user accounts to the database and not the system, but when I try to connect as the user, it doesnt work, even though they are in the mysql.user database. (The command I used was "Grant ALL to <user name> on <database name> identified by <password>"). Is this the right way to get people set up?
And secondly, on the topic of being secure, having them connect by typing in their username and password in a text input box using cgi/dbi is fine? Or should I look into using an HTTPS connection to have things encrypted?
Chris


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