hy ,
use an ip token for that...
but i personally would not recommend to store mysql databases in afs ..
Sven
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Hello there :-)
I successfouly created voumes, mounted them and created an user for mysql.
The only way i'm aware of giving access to mysql database(user) is like this:
su mysql
klog mysql
start mysql :-)
exit
But tokens expire and i i have to do this every time the system reboots too.
I wonder how can i make mysql user always authenticated so i can just start
the mysql database and it will have access to files on afs?
Any ideas?
Tanx for info.
Regards M.
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