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I noticed this problem again (didn´t rename a user in a long time) after I changed the host a user is allowed to connect from. After a manual “flush privileges” it worked.

MySQL Version : 5.0.51a-24+lenny5-log

I know it is still the old version from Debian Lenny, but if an explicit flush would do no harm in other cases, I would appreciate it, if you simply issued it after renaming.

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Ok. Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.

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I respect your decision but I´m curious why making it an option would not be helpful. Could you please explain that to me?

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Hi Sathish,

thanks for the info.

Lars

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1) zip includes dump and a screenshot from UltraEdit

2) I think it´s more cosmetical

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Hmm, you´re right. I didn´t think of that or didn´t notice it at that point.

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*push*

I still can see a square after the first comment is closed with “*/”

Version 9.10

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Thanks for the quick fix!

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'peterlaursen' wrote:

If cursor is outside that area the 'parent' dialog (in case the ALTER TABLE dialog) will scroll. Is it same for you or different?

It´s different: Scrolling never happens inside the dropdown-box.

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Does it behave otherwise with other programs?

Yes, e.g. in Outlook 2007 I can search my adress book and have a list of former search terms. When the mouse is over that box, it scrolls. When it´s outside, the list of mails scrolls.

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But I can follow that if you don't want to use the mouse at all then this breaks here. You will need to move the mouse.

It´s not about not moving the mouse. Actually, the scroll wheel is on my mouse and I used the mouse to open the drop-down. I just want to use the wheel instead of then moving the mouse to the scrollbar.

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Hmm, you´re right. I could swear this wasn´t shown the time I posted this…

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Hmmm… I couldn´t reproduce it now either. The time it happened, a customer told me that the login wasn´t possible. It worked when I had flushed the privileges. Perhaps, there was some other reason at my customer´s side why it didn´t work in the first place.

Sorry, I should have tested this again by myself to see if I can reproduce the problem 🙁

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'peterlaursen' wrote:

I know that some Linux users are reluctant to upgrade the MySQL version that shipped with the distro. But there really are reasons for this recommendation. Too many server bugs before 5.0.67.

Yes, so am I =)

The problem is that we have about 20 servers and you really don´t want to update all of them everytime a new release comes out – especially regarding that that might also add new problems. Updating to a tested version with “apt-get upgrade” is much easier and safer.

Though, Debian Squeeze is on it´s way bringing MySQL 5.1.49

Until then, I can surely live with that MySQL bug.

Thanks for your help =)

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1. Click on the user manager icon

2. Select user

3. Change host

4. Click on “save changes”

Server version is 5.0.51a-24+lenny5-log

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'peterlaursen' wrote:

This is a request for MySQL and not for us.

That´s why I posted it as [offtopic] and also I wouldn´t know a better place than this forum =)

Thanks for the answers. Seems like I have to live with that.

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Thx, works as expected.

IMHO the time where the next typed character starts a new search could be reduced. It seems to be at ~1s

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