Sidney wrote:
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> Hello,
> how do you manage Mysql outside of the network?
Install phpMyAdmin on your server (the easiest way is to put it in an i-bay) and enable Advance Authetication (the phpMyAdmin distribution has info on this). When you use Advance Authentication, phpMyAdmin prompts you for a username and password that it then uses to connect to your MySQL server. In other words, phpMyAdmin only runs with the permissions granted to the user who logs on. This is particularly useful if you have multiple users accessing MySQL.
The one dis-advantage of Advance Authentication is that you can not install it in a password protected i-bay (well, if you can, I haven't figured out how).
Noah