When Mysql runs on machine with multiple NIC's. Mysql server takes the
IP Address that we specify in the configuration file. This IP Address
may or may not be a primary IP Address of that machine. So we specify
secondary IP Address for the Mysql server. It listens in that IP
Address.
When Mysql client from the same machine connects to that server, Mysql
Client is treated,as if the connection is coming from the different
host. i.e. The Rights of the Mysql client will not be same as the rights
of user@localhost instead it will be equal to the rights of the
user@PrimaryIPA ddress. Is this behaviour correct or a bug.
Thanks,
Srinivasulu.
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IP Address that we specify in the configuration file. This IP Address
may or may not be a primary IP Address of that machine. So we specify
secondary IP Address for the Mysql server. It listens in that IP
Address.
When Mysql client from the same machine connects to that server, Mysql
Client is treated,as if the connection is coming from the different
host. i.e. The Rights of the Mysql client will not be same as the rights
of user@localhost instead it will be equal to the rights of the
user@PrimaryIPA ddress. Is this behaviour correct or a bug.
Thanks,
Srinivasulu.
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