I'd like to point out that mSQL by default (all versions) DO NOT have hosts based access control enabled. Note that when you start the msql2d process for the first time, you see this message: Mini SQL Version 2.0.7 Copyright (c) 1993-94 David J. Hughes Copyright (c) 1995-99 Hughes Technologies Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Loading configuration from '/usr/local/Hughes/msql.conf'. Server process reconfigured to accept 200 connections. Server running as user 'msql'. Server mode is Read/Write. Warning : No ACL file. Using global read/write access. The "Warning:" is the important part. Even if you use the provided msql.acl.sample file as your acl file, the permissions are as follows: database=test read=bambi,-root write=root host=* access=local,remote option=rfc931 database=minerva read=* write=minerva access=local This sets up some form of access restrictions on databases 'test' and 'minerva' but not on any databases YOU create. Please make sure to edit this file and use host based security. -- Christofer C. Bell Systems Analyst OSSC - Systems Management email: cbellat_private Sprint Communications phone: 913-534-2535
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