Grant read permission for that user to the mysql database and see if that helps. mysql-admin probably needs read access to mysql internal database so it can read permissions for the tables in the mythtvconrg database.
- adam Kurt J. Bosch wrote: > I never used root access for backup. What I did when I installed the > server was: > > mysql -u root -p mythconverg > grant all on mythconverg.* to mythtv@"192.168.178.%" identified by > "mythtv"; > flush privileges; > exit > > then I simply used mysql-admin 1.1.10-1 on client machine 'Microstar' > which has static IP 192.168.178.3 to connect to server machine 'MBO' > using its static IP 192.168.178.2 and user mythtv and all was working > (and it still does when I use that version of mysql-admin at the same > client machine.) > > Adam Majer schrieb: > >> ok. >> >> But which connection is you with mysql-admin to attempt to make the >> backup? All I see is the internal debian account (debian-sys-maint) from >> localhost and mythtv. >> > >> Only mythtv connects from non-localhost and I do not see root or similar >> account that would be used for backup... >> >> - Adam >> >> > > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
