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    • April 3, 2003 at 1:42 pm #14014
      Ritesh
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      Quote:
      Myusername@Mypswd

      This is the standard format of login error message 😀

      Are you giving the correct Username/Password?

    • April 4, 2003 at 11:19 am #14015
      riostyles
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      Thank you Ritesh.

      I agree with you. I expected also (if an error)

      Error …. username@password but:

      Yersterday I had

      Error … [username@myown_dynamic_ip (using password YES)]

      And today: 😮

      Error… [username@my_host_name (using password YES)]

      Surprising Isen't it? Of course MySql is running, I acced normally.

      For sure if The DB receive's an ip (dynamic) or a hostname (also variable) instead of the pwd, the connection will be denied.

      Seems like SQLyog concatenate IP or host after the @ and before the PW in the connection request like:

      login@IP:PW or login@host:pwd

      or

      login@ip / login@host

      instead of login@pwd

      There is no trubble to give you the login and pwd over E-mail for test

      Is this a bug?

      Some idee?

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