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flush privileges on mysql

R

rmatosplk

Guest
Hello, everyone.

If any customer need for some reason to update some information on mysql and need to run a flush privileges command, how can a customer can do that?

A reseller or an end user can´t do that. how can you guys solve the problem? By restarting mysql when requested? Or is there any automatic procedure?

Thanks and best regards,

Ricardo Matos
Contact Center - Digiweb
www.digiweb.com.br
 
Maybe this is what you're asking for:
mysql_fix_privilege_tables --user=admin --password=`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow`

If this is your box with shared hosting clients on it, I would have to say that you will need to run this command yourself as only the mysql root (in plesk is "admin") is allowed to do so....
 
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