peterlaursen wrote on Oct 1 2005, 02:28 AM:
You should not give user credentials for a user that has DROP-privilege to “every dork” 😀
Your problem is database management. It is YOUR problem. Not af problem of webyog!
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Yes, I know I know I know, this is not a problem of webyog nor any other software applicaton;
our current problem is: some “dork” (not me) has created just one single MySQL DB user with all possible privileges, and this account is being used in all possible shell/perl/php sripts and crontab jobs (user name & password everywhere hard-coded) and also in ODBC data sources in almost every workstation, so the alternatives are to create a proper read-only user and either change all scripts (barely possible in a running system) or change all data sources (easily possible but lots of manual work) or – just as work-around as long as real solution – use “safe” clients without these attractive “drop” and “delete” knobs. This is what we do.
Sorry for disturbing…
Vygi