This guide will walk you through the process of changing user privileges for a MySQL database using DirectAdmin.
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Access Your DirectAdmin Account
- Open your web browser and navigate to your DirectAdmin login page.
- Enter your username and password to log in.
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Locate MySQL Management
- In the Account Manager section, look for the MySQL Management icon.
- Alternatively, type "MySQL Management" in the navigation filter box and select it from the results.
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Select the Target Database
- Once in MySQL Management, you'll see a list of your databases.
- Find and click on the database for which you want to modify user privileges.
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Access User Privileges
- In the User list section, locate the database user you wish to modify.
- Click on the "Modify Privileges" option next to the user's name.
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Adjust Privileges
- You'll see a list of available privileges with checkboxes.
- Select or deselect privileges according to your requirements.
- Common privileges include SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and more.
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Save Changes
- After making your selections, click the "Change" button at the bottom of the page.
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Verify Changes
- You should see a confirmation message indicating that the privileges have been updated successfully.
- To double-check, you can return to the user list and review the privileges again.
Important Notes:
- Exercise caution when modifying privileges, as they directly affect what actions a user can perform on the database.
- It's recommended to grant only the necessary privileges required for the user's tasks to maintain database security.
- If you're unsure about specific privileges, consult MySQL documentation or seek advice from your database administrator.
By following these steps, you can effectively manage user privileges for your MySQL databases through DirectAdmin.
