Re: New user registered, BUT then NOT allowed to connect
From: Alberto (nospam_at_nospam.nospam)
Date: 07/06/04
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Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 10:35:08 GMT
This is a serious group, in english language.
http://www.alt-php-faq.org/
If you can't keep a professional level on a group that _deserves_ it or you
don't have a competent answer to afford to the issue_in_point, then at least
refrain from joining with nonsense - terms like "PLONKARTI" do not exist as
such either in italian or in english, and though they may be accepted or
have any meaning (wondering which one) on a provincial _italian_ "php" group
where this kind of fantastic terminologies regularly overcome the requested
php syntax terminologies (as if the syntax of backstreet guys could make up
for the requested PHP syntax), none the less they have no meaning whatsoever
here.
I find it inappropriate that you can't refrain yourself from the
unacceptable habits you entertain on italian newsgroups - to the degree you
narcissistically and mirthfully and without further consideration deem they
should now land here too - and this because of your own PERSONAL reasons.
I think this profile shows clearly WHY you got blasted elsewhere: the same
attitude that leads you to use fantastic terms like "plonkare", that leads
you to write in italian to an english language group, to enter a thread with
problems you accrued elsewhere, and of course to be unable to provide a
constructive answer all the while so focused you are on a _personal_
problem, all this boils down exactly (and provides objective evidence) about
the same profile which caused the personal problem of yours that you're
probably lamenting here: you've been told elsewhere to get lost and -this is
the point- for the very SAME reasons you exhibit now here.
The fact you can't keep professional on an italian newsgroup is _no_ excuse
to spread your bad habits here too - which you have just done - and if I am
not mistaken you are the guy who sent elsewhere, twice, unsolicited and
completely _out_of_context links about group rules.
If you have an answer to the problem, you're welcome, if you have none and
only personal resentments you can't cope with, you'd be virile enough not to
pollute other environments with them too.
By the way for those interested, the answer to the PHP problem (for we're
here for PHP and NOT for else) in this thread is the following:
NOT
mysql_query("grant usage on mysql.* to 'root2' identified
by 'triadpass'");
BUT
mysql_query("grant usage on mysql.* to 'root2'@'%' identified
by 'triadpass'");
Note the host and apexes.
And not USAGE but specific privileges; for usage amounts to NO privilege at
all; a person learing mysql (for if we all would have been 100% proficient
at mysql, every group would go just deserted) would assume that by "Usage"
gets granted at least the access (.... "USAGE"....!) to the mentioned
database, and this after just mere common and good sense; YET you may
discover that usage alone would downright DENY (deny!) even the mere
subsequent connection to the just validly registered user by any further
call to the php mysql_connect function.
So the solution is not to grant mere "USAGE" but to grant some SPECIFIC
privilege, say select or any other for that matter.
I call this an articulated answer, that a few users may find useful - anyway
that is a mysql and php, which is the group topic.
This aspect is not truly addressed by the manuals. Yet you still find NON
english groups where the habit towards whoever asks a question is to send
back the person to a mere manual link and NOTHING else - and of course since
EVERY question involves at least one SYNTAX element, and every manual has
one page at least about EVERY sintax element, the consequence of this habit
on non english newsgroups is that WHATEVER question is instantaneously
susceptible and fit to be (non) addressed by just sending to the questioner
a mere link to the manual.
After a little while of this procedure, the guy who only receives as answers
links to a manual might end up explaining his point of view in an outspoken
manner you see lol
all the best
Alberto
"stefano" <nospam_flashmaster@deblin.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:ugtGc.70357$G%.642@tornado.fastwebnet.it...
>
> "Alberto" <nospam@nospam.nospam> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:sj0Gc.577309$rM4.24074384@news4.tin.it...
> > I am trying to login a newly registered user; I just grant rather than
> > insert. It does not work. What am I doing wrong?
>
> Ciao stupido troll!
>
> volevo solo PLONKARTI!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>
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