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A presentation, mysql permissions system

Two, mysql permission levels Introduction

 mysql permissions Detailed

Global rights (*. *)

 For database-level privileges (the database. *)

 Permission for the database object level

 Permissions on tables field

 Third, the common rights

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A presentation, mysql permissions system

• The role of authority is granted to the system from a host of a user can query, insert, modify, delete permissions database operations.
• Access control (authorization and recycling) execution statements include create user, grant, revoke.
• After the authorization privileges will be stored in the internal database in MySQL (database named mysql), and copy rights information database into memory after boot.
• MySQL user authentication information including user names only, but also includes a connection initiated by the host (following two joe is not considered the same user)

       SHOW GRANTS FOR ‘joe’@‘office.example.com’;   SHOW GRANTS FOR 'joe'@'home.example.com';

Two, mysql permission levels Introduction

• Permission level

• Management authority global, act on the entire MySQL instance level.
• Database-level permissions, acting on a specified database or all databases.
• Database object level permissions, acts on a specified database object (tables, views, etc.), or all database objects

•  Permissions are stored in the user mysql database, db, tables_priv, columns_priv, and procs_priv several system tables, MySQL instances to be loaded into memory after boot.

mysql>use mysql;

mysql>select user,host from mysql.user;

• View mysql instance of the default root user privileges (from localhost)

mysql>show grants for root@localhost;

•  View mysql.sys mysql instance of the default user permissions (from localhost)

mysql> show grants for ‘mysql.sys’@localhost;

•  Create a user create user

create user 'cdq'@'localhost' identified by '123456';

 

 The newly created user default permissions only connection to the database (it can be understood as no permission)

•  User Authorization

• All rights granted to all

        grant all privileges on * * to cdq @ localhost;. (* *:. The first star which represents the database, which objects the second star on behalf of)

• Limited permissions (see here for the permission to select)

        grant select on *.* to cdq@localhost;

•  View user permissions in the specified system table

select * from mysql.user where user='cdq' and host='localhost';

select * from mysql.db where user='cdq' and host='localhost';

select * from mysql.table where user='cdq' and host='localhost';

select * from mysql.columns_priv where user='cdq' and host='localhost';

select * from mysql.procs_priv where user='cdq' and host='localhost';

•  All rights recycling

revoke all privileges on *.* from cdq@localhost;

 

•  mysql permissions Detailed

• Global rights (*. *)

• All rights granted to all

        grant all privileges on *.* to cdq@localhost; 

• Limited permissions (see here for the permission to select)

        grant select on *.* to cdq@localhost

        Recycling permissions: revoke select on * * from cdq @ localhost; 

•  For database-level privileges (the database. *)

• Cdq @ localhost granted permission to view the mysql database: grant select on mysql * to cdq @ localhost.

•  Recycling permissions: revoke select on mysql * from cdq @ localhost;.

 

•  Permission for the database object level

• Cdq @ localhost granted permission to view mysql.user objects: grant select on mysql.user to cdq @ localhost

• Permissions recovery: revoke select on mysql.user from cdq @ localhost;

•  Permissions on tables field

•  Granted cdq @ localhost user field of view mysql.user object permissions: Grant the SELECT (the User) ON mysql.user to cdq @ localhost;

• Recycling authority

•  While granting permission to CRUD

•  Cdq @ localhost granted permission additions and deletions to change search the mysql database:

• Recycling authority

 Third, the common rights