> > I am sorry I do not understand you.> > > > If I Flush privilages,
> will this flush all privilages for the user?> > If so, I can not do that because
> these users> > are already used to log into an existing database via a functioning
> php script and have> > privilages to edit tables, etc, and this database is already
> attached to > > a live shopping cart php script which is fully functional.> >
> > > When you say flush privilages, don't I also need to include the> >
> username for the privilages I am flusing in the command syntax?> > FLUSH PRIVILEGES
> tell MySQL to reload the privilege tables, the one you > edited above,> > but if
> you say this user is used to connect from a PHP script too, not only > from shell, than
> you have removed thier privileges to do so, with replacing > the HOST field as Schalk
> suggested
Yes, I said that at least two times in this thread, at least one time prior to your
suggesting that I do so. I said earlier that this database was already connected
to a live php script if you go back and read the thread.
> > > > Do you mean to directly edit the table? How would I do that?> >
> if you do not even know how to edit a table in MySQL you really should not > mess with
> mysql tables or privileges at all.
I'm trying to learn. Two things - I own the server the database is on,
and I also own the store which I am trying to manage. So if I screw up, at least
it's my fault and I have learned something.
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