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wrote:i u look like a scumback in your avator qxy, i may come to hungary 27 feb to 7 mars so beware i might check up on your ass and kick it:>Do you have special passport for gays? You cannot enter to this country without that!
Maybe we should organise the next lan party, when you come!
yeap do that.
Maybe we should organise the next lan party, when you come!
Hm,u mean "we will shuv it up your ass for free" party? If its that kinda party,what the hell,count me and Foksie in 2,Hungary isnt that far from Croatia
im up for that party to, where is it?
wrote:To create a db, phpmyadmin is a simple tool but lack the option of setting a password for accessing the db.Sure you can set set passwords, there's a powerful user administration interface built into it. Just click "Priviledges" on the start page. You assign a password to a user, not to a database, and then you assign which users are allowed to do what in which databases.
Ehum.. We r both talking abot the webpagebased thingie? ... right?
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NOTE: phpMyAdmin does not apply any special security methods to the MySQL database server. It is still the sysadmin's job to grant permissions on the MySQL databases properly...
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U may ofc set any folder/file preveliges if u have root access to the server regardless of this tool!
Ehum.. We r both talking abot the webpagebased thingie? ... right?
Yes, we're talking about the same thing.
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NOTE: phpMyAdmin does not apply any special security methods to the MySQL database server. It is still the sysadmin's job to grant permissions on the MySQL databases properly...[/code:1]
phpmyadmin is an admin tool, it's not supposed to set up users on its own. It's there so you can. phpmyadmin supports everything you can do when you are logged into the database via your console. There is a field where you can input complete mysql commands, and you can do most of those commands via some gui alternative. I've set up many databases with corresponding users from scratch via phpmyadmin.
U may ofc set any folder/file preveliges if u have root access to the server regardless of this tool!
Folder priviledges have nothing to do with the mysql server. Perhaps we are talking about different things.. the topic is setting access rights to certain databases, right?