stan a écrit :
I remember that, by default, mysqld only listens to the loopback address : you have to enable listening to other ifaces in the configuration fileI need to make mysql accessable from all machines on my network. How do I do this under Debian? Curently if I just do "mysql" on the machine I've installed it on, I get connected, but if I do "mysql -h foo" even on foo, I get: ERROR 1045: Access denied for user: 'stan@panda' (Using password: NO) What do I need to do to fix this?
"disabled fo security reasons" Stop me if i'm wrong Jérôme