>how to set mysql to ask password to any user who try to enter ?
If you are using a GUI like phpMyAdmin to administer the MySQL
database, you can use it to prompt for a username and password such as
would occur with a .htaccess/.htpasswd file combination.
If you're on the command line - in Linux you can type mysql -p
anywhere at the shell prompt (if you installed it to run in the
background as a 'deamon') and it'll prompt you to type a username and a
password.
Take care to remember these as it's v.hard to recover when you loose
these (I know 'cos I did it!)
Good luck!
Russ
On Thu, 10 May 2001 11:45:32 +0700 andrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello php-db,
>
> a allready install mysql on apache and idont create any user yet
> one question from me, when i enter mysql, i can enter it without
> being asking any password(i'm not root). how to set mysql to ask
> password to any user who try to enter ?
>
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>
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