Comment 5 for bug 1086795
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| Raghavendra D Prabhu (raghavendra-prabhu) wrote | #5 |
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Quick correction in the above,
>I mean if I have authenticated as X user, I don't need any more
>authentication (other than knowing password for X account) for
>logging into mysql server as X user
I have seen that I can authenticate to mysql/pam as Y user when logged in as X user, with Y user's password (currently only possible if Y == 'mysql' ; which is essentially equivalent to authenticating as Y user). However, if I am already logged in as Y user and try to authenticate to mysql as Y user, it will still ask for Y user's password which is fine.