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From:Dicky Wahyu Purnomo Date:September 4 2002 3:51am
Subject:Re: Help!! Extreme newbie
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Pada Tue, 3 Sep 2002 21:40:44 -0400
"Al Davis" <aldavis@stripped> menulis :

> Being new to MYSQL as well as this list, I'm hoping you'll forgive what
> I'm sure will be a rather "dumb" question...
> I just installed mysql on a new install of SUSE 8.0 and every time I try
> to connect to the mysql server as a non root use I am denied
> access..have changed passwords, granted permissions, flushed permissions
> and yet nothing seems to work...

you can't login from "non-root" shell account ?

try to use mysql like this :
shell> mysql -uroot

and to assign mysql root password :
shell> mysqladmin -uroot password "new-password-for-mysql-root-user"

and to create new mysql user:
mysql> grant all privileges on *.* to <username>@<localhost/hosts>
> identified by "<password>";
mysql> flush privileges;


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