4 Jun
2004
4 Jun
'04
4:17 p.m.
Hi Tom,
Tom Sommer wrote:
Garvin Hicking wrote:
Yeah but I have about 2500 databases (with permissions) on
several servers which are not created that way (I didn't
write the scripts :) )
I will adjust the scripts to escape the underscore in the
future, and maybe some day make a script which fixes the old GRANTS :)
Even if you would hack into phpMyAdmin to disable the database creation
form, the users would still be able to create databases by submitting a
CREATE DATABASE query.
btw, I think we have a users mailing list for discussions like this ;-)
Regards,
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I see,
okay I can understand it's function and it's purpose now.
I will just hack around it on my servers.
Okay; however the best way would probably be to just use escaped \_
characters in your GRANT statements, respectively the
privileges tables...