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Posted by mistral on 10/30/06 10:32
"Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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> mistral wrote:
> > phpMyAdmin 2.6.2 problem: can no connects to mySQL database: each time
> > shown error #1045 - Access denied for user 'username'@'192.168.1.2'
> > (using password: YES)
> > Is seems, this is most common problem for mySOL and phpMyAdmin.
> > Extremelly ugly and inconvenient program.
> Not at all if you have MySQL security set up properly and use the
> correct userid and password.
> Perhaps you could do better? I'm sure SourceForge would love another
> project like this.
> --
> ==================
> Remove the "x" from my email address
> Jerry Stuckle
> JDS Computer Training Corp.
> jstucklex@attglobal.net
> ==================
I can confirm that this mySql and phpMyAdmin is exceptionally
uncomfortable things.
Bad designed, bad documented. Plenty logic errors..
And what most worse thing, developers *do not know* how to correct an
issue.
>"Not at all if you have MySQL security set up properly and use the
> correct userid and password."
Have you tried do this at shared virtual hosting, where you have no
*any* access to all this "config" files? Why user need to have headashe
about this senseless configuration settings? You will get headASHE and
can spend a weeks or even and month to solve this stupis security
issue. Why MySQL need have more security than FTP programs?( that works
just fine) Any ftp works wl
Plenty users can no access it own MySQL database installed even on it
own computer. Stupid system generate errors #1045 - Access denied. So
called 'securiy settings issue' is just paranoidal. Why not set access
to phpmyadmin/mySQL from ANY IPs by default?
Have you real ideas how to repair this 'error #1045 - Access denied for
user' remotely on virtual host? I doubt that you have any idea.
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