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List:       mysql-win32
Subject:    Re: Access Denied
From:       John Larsen <jlarsen () fsu ! edu>
Date:       2004-05-31 18:42:04
Message-ID: 40BB7C7C.9020700 () fsu ! edu
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Run mysqladmin it should ask you for a password for root or a user 
atleast. Also check your my.cnf file you can set a password for root in 
there also. Its kinda odd yes I know.

Samuel wrote:

>I think I had that problem too. The solutin was not what I thought it was. I
>forget the solution, though.
>
>Did you look through the mailing list archives? I installed MySQL and joined
>the mailing list at the beginning of this month, so there might be relevant
>answers less than a month old.
>
>
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "aspsa" <aspsa@optonline.net>
>To: "mysql win32" <win32@lists.mysql.com>
>Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2004 3:01 PM
>Subject: Access Denied
>
>
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>>I have a newbie question and am still in the process of reading the MySql
>>PDF. When I attempt to create a database from a source file I receive the
>>following alert.
>>
>>ERROR 1044: Access denied for user...
>>
>>Here's what I'm typing at the command line.
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>>source c:\createChapter4SQL.txt
>>
>>I've installed MySql (ver 4.0.20) on a Win2K machine, running it locally
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>as
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>>a service. My guess is the typical install does not grant CREATE access to
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>a
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>>user, even though I'm essentially the administrator running on a local
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>host.
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