Hi-
I have run into many problems with the tight security features of mysql. In
particular, consider this situation: I start the mysql daemon as "root",
create a database (say "test"), and "grant all" permissions on this
database to another user (say "temp"). Then, when I shutdown the daemon and
restart it as the user "temp" I run into problems querying and writing to
the database "test" even though the user "temp" should have all permissions
on the database.
Has anyone run into similar problems?
Does anyone know a simple way to create a database and grant all
permissions to a particular user?
Thanks for any help. (please CC me on any replies as I am not yet part of
this mailing list).
Ash
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