Hi,
We are evaluating RDM 10. I've created a new user in MariaDB, lets call it "admin" and granted it all privileges on *.*. Flushed privileges.
I used this admin account as the user for the Data Source, created the schema successfully, named it "rdm".
When creating a new user, I can see the user in the mysql "user" table, but the user is unable to connect to the rdm database. The problem seems to be that there are no privileges granted to that new user on the "rdm" database (rdm.*). Please advise.
In addition, can you please specify what are the exact privileges required for a user on the rdm db? I'm worried because, for example, if a user have the Drop privilege s/he can connect directly to the DB with a MariaDB client and just drop it. This is possible because their RDM username and password are known to them, and are the same for their MariaDB user. If this is indeed the case, can you please advise on how should I protect the database?
Thanks in advance.
We are evaluating RDM 10. I've created a new user in MariaDB, lets call it "admin" and granted it all privileges on *.*. Flushed privileges.
I used this admin account as the user for the Data Source, created the schema successfully, named it "rdm".
When creating a new user, I can see the user in the mysql "user" table, but the user is unable to connect to the rdm database. The problem seems to be that there are no privileges granted to that new user on the "rdm" database (rdm.*). Please advise.
In addition, can you please specify what are the exact privileges required for a user on the rdm db? I'm worried because, for example, if a user have the Drop privilege s/he can connect directly to the DB with a MariaDB client and just drop it. This is possible because their RDM username and password are known to them, and are the same for their MariaDB user. If this is indeed the case, can you please advise on how should I protect the database?
Thanks in advance.