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Posted by J.O. Aho on 12/16/05 14:26
Bondo wrote:
> Host '...' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL se rver
> Connessione all'host perduta.
>
> How can I resolve it? I've tried to modify the "host" field in "user"
> table but it's not working.
>
The host much match the ip-name/ip-number that the connecting comes from. If
you have things running on the same machine use, localhost.
If it's a remote machine, you need to enter what the machine with mysql server
thinks that the remote machine is called, this can be an alias from /etc/hosts
instead of the official ip-name.
You can have more than one row for a user, eg they may connect from two
different locations, then you have one row for each location, otherwise than
the location column are the same.
//Aho
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