MySQL Installer Console Creating New User
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I am installing and deploying MySQL via the installer console (quiet mode) and have everything working except for the creation of a new user. I can create the new user successfully, but it defaults to a location of localhost where as I would like to to make the account usable from other locations so a "%".
type=user;username=username;password=password;role=DBA;auth_plugin=mysql_native_password
I have searched the MySQL documentation but cant find anything related to changing the Limit to hosts matching value.
i was wondering if anyone had successfully done a similar setup.
Thanks,
Daniel.
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I am installing and deploying MySQL via the installer console (quiet mode) and have everything working except for the creation of a new user. I can create the new user successfully, but it defaults to a location of localhost where as I would like to to make the account usable from other locations so a "%".
type=user;username=username;password=password;role=DBA;auth_plugin=mysql_native_password
I have searched the MySQL documentation but cant find anything related to changing the Limit to hosts matching value.
i was wondering if anyone had successfully done a similar setup.
Thanks,
Daniel.
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I am installing and deploying MySQL via the installer console (quiet mode) and have everything working except for the creation of a new user. I can create the new user successfully, but it defaults to a location of localhost where as I would like to to make the account usable from other locations so a "%".
type=user;username=username;password=password;role=DBA;auth_plugin=mysql_native_password
I have searched the MySQL documentation but cant find anything related to changing the Limit to hosts matching value.
i was wondering if anyone had successfully done a similar setup.
Thanks,
Daniel.
mysql
I am installing and deploying MySQL via the installer console (quiet mode) and have everything working except for the creation of a new user. I can create the new user successfully, but it defaults to a location of localhost where as I would like to to make the account usable from other locations so a "%".
type=user;username=username;password=password;role=DBA;auth_plugin=mysql_native_password
I have searched the MySQL documentation but cant find anything related to changing the Limit to hosts matching value.
i was wondering if anyone had successfully done a similar setup.
Thanks,
Daniel.
mysql
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