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revoke question

2004-03-17       - By Michael Stassen

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doug@(protected) wrote:

> I was trying to allocate a new user and I typed something like:
>
> grant all privileges on pail to jill@(protected) identified by 'hill ';

Here you grant jill@(protected) all privileges on a table named pail.

>
> I realized I made a mistake needing to specify (at least) 'pail.* ', intending to
> grant the user access to a database I created. So to clean up I tried:
>
> revoke all privileges on mysql.pail from jill;
> ERROR 1141: There is no such grant defined for user 'jill ' on host '% '

You didn 't specify the host (localhost), so you got the default, which
is %. You don 't have a user named 'jill@% ', however, so you got an error.

> In the privilege tables there is an entry for the user in 'user ' and an entry
> in 'tables_priv '. Nothing any where else. The entries look reasonable (to me).
>
> In user: all privileges= 'N ';
> In pail:
>
> Table_priv: Select,Insert,Update,Delete,Create,Drop,References,Index,Alter
>
> I assume this is my error and I can remove the two entries manually but I
> would like to know what I am doing wrong.

You can clean up with

REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES FROM jill@(protected)

then use

GRANT ALL ON pail.* to jill@(protected) identified by 'hill '

to grant rights to the pail db.

__ __
> Douglas Denault
> doug@(protected)

Michael


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