At 17:21 -0600 3/9/03, cosmicsoft wrote:
But shouldn't it realize that there is a wildcard entry? How could it
deny access then, since it realizes there is a wildcard but doesn't
know the username?
Adam sql
If in fact there is such an entry, yes. But it depends on how your ISP
made the change to % in the user table entry. If they used UPDATE and
didn't issue a FLUSH PRIVILEGES afterward, the server is still using
the old in-memory copies of the grant tables.
On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 05:15 PM, Paul DuBois wrote:
It *is* consulting the user table. This particular error message means
that there are *no* entries in the user table that match the given
host.
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