your ISP should have a grant something to the effect of:
grant all on database.* to user@10.1% identified by 'password';
This would allow your client to be any address on the 10.1.X.X network. You can just grant access to the database to user@% if you want that user to be able to access the database from any ip address. This might have some security implications for you, if it's wide open on the Internet. That's the only reason I can think for intermittent problems.
Cheers, ~Steve
Phil Dowson wrote:
Hi,
PHP Version 4.3.1 Mysql Version 4.0.13
When I try and run the following query
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE temptable AS SELECT * FROM permtable;
on each database, the first one will run it with no problems at all. The second returns the error:
[server] ERROR 1044: Access denied for user: 'user@10.1.1.1%' to database 'database'
I have tried running the same query from MySQL at my site, from via the PHP interface I am working with and also via PHPMyAdmin, each returns the same error.
One thing I should note. The CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE syntax does not work, however if I were to use the CREATE TABLE syntax, it works fine. But I'd rather use the TEMPORARY tables.
This problem appears to be intermittent, it will work fine for a few days, then fail for an undetermined amount of time. I have checked with my ISP, they are sure that the rights haven't changed, and I have CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE rights.
Any ideas why this is intermittent?
Thanks for your help!
Phil Dowson
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