On Wednesday, November 28, 2001, at 05:40 PM, Fred wrote:
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>> The browser has no direct connection to MySQL, so you are correct --
>> "those privilege tables are not helping to check on the privileges if
>> the client is from browser".
>>
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> I find this a bit misleading.
Yes, I did too -- bu
> The browser has no direct connection to MySQL, so you are correct --
> "those privilege tables are not helping to check on the privileges if
> the client is from browser".
>
I find this a bit misleading. The privilege tables still work exactly as
they are intended.
That is, they check for a v
Basically, you don't "log on to mysql" through the internet browser.
You are using the internet browser only to request a file that is on a
web server. The web server is handing the request to PHP, and PHP is
accessing the MySQL database. PHP is accessing MySQL as whatever host
and user has
I understand what you are saying. Let's go further for the different tables
privilege, if I have Select privilege on table A, and Delete privilege on
table B of Database mydatabase, how can the built-in privilege tables to
check on this problem since the mysql_connect doesn't include the client
ho
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