I want to create a user in MySQL that can read, write, create and delete records in several tables in a database. How do I do this using phpMyAdmin?
I'm attaching a screendump of phpMyAdmin where I think I shall create this user. Is this the right place?
Lets call the database "mydatabase" and the server "powermacg4.mydomain.com". The server has the ip x.x.x.x. And the website that is going to use the content in mydatabase is running on apache on the same computer.
I used to use eSuite4X to install MySQL and administrate it, but now, I installed MySQL with the "MySQL Manager" in Utilities (OS X Server 10.2), and I'm gonna use phpMyAdmin to administrate it.
When using dreamweaver and eSuite4X the conection-file looked like this:
Shall I leave this file as it is if the user I create is named "user" and has the password "password"?
I'm attaching a screendump of phpMyAdmin where I think I shall create this user. Is this the right place?
Lets call the database "mydatabase" and the server "powermacg4.mydomain.com". The server has the ip x.x.x.x. And the website that is going to use the content in mydatabase is running on apache on the same computer.
I used to use eSuite4X to install MySQL and administrate it, but now, I installed MySQL with the "MySQL Manager" in Utilities (OS X Server 10.2), and I'm gonna use phpMyAdmin to administrate it.
When using dreamweaver and eSuite4X the conection-file looked like this:
PHP:
<?php
# FileName="Connection_php_mysql.htm"
# Type="MYSQL"
# HTTP="true"
$hostname_dbconnection = "x.x.x.x:3306";
$database_dbconnection = "mydatabase";
$username_dbconnection = "user";
$password_dbconnection = "password";
$dbconnection = mysql_pconnect($hostname_dbconnection, $username_dbconnection, $password_dbconnection) or die(mysql_error());
?>