Hi all,
I want to map 127.0.0.1 to multiple names instead of the standard way as localhost. so my /etc/hosts file in ubuntu would have the following entries
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 localhost:extra1
127.0.0.1 localhost:extra2
Now, In my sql, i want to have a user named karthick and it should have different privileges.
select user,host from users;
the above statement shows
karthick localhost:extra1;
karthick localhost:extra2;
The command that i used to create a user was
My question:
????????????
1. I am not able to login by executing
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra1 -p
What would be the problem?
Motivation behind the question
=============================
I want to login as below
login 1:
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra1 -p
login 2:
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra2 -p
Now I want login 1 and login 2 to have different set of privileges... Hope this is possible
I want to map 127.0.0.1 to multiple names instead of the standard way as localhost. so my /etc/hosts file in ubuntu would have the following entries
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 localhost:extra1
127.0.0.1 localhost:extra2
Now, In my sql, i want to have a user named karthick and it should have different privileges.
select user,host from users;
the above statement shows
karthick localhost:extra1;
karthick localhost:extra2;
The command that i used to create a user was
My question:
????????????
1. I am not able to login by executing
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra1 -p
What would be the problem?
Motivation behind the question
=============================
I want to login as below
login 1:
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra1 -p
login 2:
mysql -u karthick -h localhost:extra2 -p
Now I want login 1 and login 2 to have different set of privileges... Hope this is possible