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hello everyone, I installed phpmyadmin on my Fedora Core 10. I logged into phpmyadmin. I found 6 different users to use mysql. Under privileges, this is what I found. I ...
  1. 03-11-2009 #1
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    mysql users on Fedora 10 some may need deletion? which ones should I delete?

    hello everyone,

    I installed phpmyadmin on my Fedora Core 10. I logged into phpmyadmin. I found 6 different users to use mysql. Under privileges, this is what I found. I just want to know. Which ones I can delete and which ones I should leave alone? thanks in advance for your help. Any help is appreciated. thank you.

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    User  	   Host  	        Global privileges     	Grant  
	
Any 	% 			USAGE 		         No 	     
Any 	 server 		USAGE 		         No 	 
Any 	localhost 		USAGE 		         No 	  
Root 	127.0.0.1 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes 	 
Root 	 server 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes 	
Root 	localhost 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes
    thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by asif2k View Post
    hello everyone,

    I installed phpmyadmin on my Fedora Core 10. I logged into phpmyadmin. I found 6 different users to use mysql. Under privileges, this is what I found. I just want to know. Which ones I can delete and which ones I should leave alone? thanks in advance for your help. Any help is appreciated. thank you.

    Code:
    User         Host              Global privileges         Grant  
    
Any     %             USAGE                  No          
Any      server         USAGE                  No      
Any     localhost         USAGE                  No       
Root     127.0.0.1          ALL-PRIVILEGES              Yes      
Root      server          ALL-PRIVILEGES              Yes     
Root     localhost          ALL-PRIVILEGES              Yes
    thanks
    Looks okay to me, dont need to delete anyone.
    "A graphical user interface is just a mask. What lies beneath is what matters."
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    Code:
    User  	   Host  	        Global privileges     	Grant  
	
Any 	% 			USAGE 		         No 	     
Any 	 server 		USAGE 		         No 	 
Any 	localhost 		USAGE 		         No 	  
Root 	127.0.0.1 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes 	 
Root 	 server 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes 	
Root 	localhost 	     ALL-PRIVILEGES 	         Yes
    Quote Originally Posted by Felarin View Post
    Looks okay to me, dont need to delete anyone.



    on the first line what is the " % " for???

    thanks
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  4. 03-12-2009 #4
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    If i'm not wrong, it's for all remote hosts as restricted users.
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