Granting Access to MySQL Server on OS X for Network Clients

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To enable client logins from a laptop to a MySQL server on OS X, it's essential to grant access to the appropriate user within the subnet. This involves modifying the MySQL grant tables to allow connections. Additionally, ensure that networking is enabled in the MySQL configuration file (my.cnf), although if this file is absent, it may not pose an issue. Checking the grant tables is a crucial step in troubleshooting connection problems.
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I have a MySQL server on OS X and I want to make it so that it accepts client loggins from my laptop on teh network. how do I make it so that it will allow my laptop to connect?

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dduardo said:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/grant.html

You'll want to grant access whoever within your subnet.

Also, make sure you have networking enabled in my.cnf

There is no my.cnf, so that should not be a problem. I will check teh grant tables thanks.
 
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