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I am having problems authenticating to a machine where there are two
database instances running. The instance which listens on the standard
port allows me to authenticate correctly whereas the instance listening
on the non-standard port only works: if I am on the same box as the
database; or if I use an old user account (which I did not set up and
cannot find out how it was set up). I have done repeated grant commands
(and they seem to work for the instance listening to the standard port)
both 'on *' (with no database specified) and 'on *.*' (both of which
should give those users global permissions). Likewise, I redid the
grant commands after connecting to the database on the nonstandard
port. How do I fix this problem?
- RE: authentication problem on non-standard port Daniel Shriver
- RE: authentication problem on non-standard port Victor Pendleton
- Re: authentication problem on non-standard port Daniel Shriver
- RE: authentication problem on non-standard port Victor Pendleton