added "Reload the grant tables of your mysql-daemon" after adding user.
added "Reload the grant tables of your mysql-daemon" after adding user.

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From: Carl Bailey <Carl@TriangleResearch.com>
To: otrs contact <otrs@localhost.edenhofer.de>
Subject: Minor corretion in your docs
Message-Id: <20020830003735.10B12888E@nohl.edenhofer.de>
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 02:37:35 +0200 (CEST)

Hi!

I was reading this page:
http://otrs.org/pages/index.pl?Action=Ext&Site=Docu/problems_with_mysql.html

I think you need to reload the grant tables after setting the user permissions.  Usually we have to do this as follows:

mysqladmin -u root -psomepassword reload

Only after causing the daemon to reload the permissions will the new user be able to successfully connect.

BTW we are having great success installing OTRS on RedHat Linux 7.3.  We're just getting started with it, but so far we're in love with your stuff.  Thanks!
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