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Kirill Smelkov
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a0a8f508
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a0a8f508
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Oct 17, 2013
by
Vicențiu Ciorbaru
Committed by
Sergei Golubchik
Oct 17, 2013
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Added a test for acl_roles to test renaming of roles/ usernames
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mysql-test/r/acl_roles_rename_user.result
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create user 'test_user'@'localhost';
create user 'test_role1'@'';
update mysql.user set is_role='Y' where user='test_role1';
insert into mysql.roles_mapping (HostFk, UserFk, RoleFk) values ('localhost',
'test_user',
'test_role1');
create user 'test_role2'@'';
update mysql.user set is_role='Y' where user='test_role2';
insert into mysql.roles_mapping (HostFk, UserFk, RoleFk) values ('',
'test_role1',
'test_role2');
flush privileges;
use mysql;
select * from roles_mapping;
HostFk UserFk RoleFk
localhost test_user test_role1
test_role1 test_role2
rename user 'test_user'@'localhost' to 'test_user_rm'@'newhost';
select user, host from user where user like 'test%';
user host
test_role1
test_role2
test_user_rm newhost
select * from roles_mapping;
HostFk UserFk RoleFk
newhost test_user_rm test_role1
test_role1 test_role2
rename user 'test_role2'@'' to 'test_role2_rm'@'';
select user, host from user where user like 'test%';
user host
test_role1
test_role2_rm
test_user_rm newhost
select * from roles_mapping;
HostFk UserFk RoleFk
newhost test_user_rm test_role1
test_role1 test_role2_rm
rename user 'test_role1'@'' to 'test_role1_rm'@'';
select user, host from user where user like 'test%';
user host
test_role1_rm
test_role2_rm
test_user_rm newhost
select * from roles_mapping;
HostFk UserFk RoleFk
newhost test_user_rm test_role1_rm
test_role1_rm test_role2_rm
delete from mysql.roles_mapping;
delete from mysql.user where user like 'test%';
flush privileges;
mysql-test/t/acl_roles_rename_user.test
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#create a user with no privileges
create
user
'test_user'
@
'localhost'
;
create
user
'test_role1'
@
''
;
#manualy create role
update
mysql
.
user
set
is_role
=
'Y'
where
user
=
'test_role1'
;
insert
into
mysql
.
roles_mapping
(
HostFk
,
UserFk
,
RoleFk
)
values
(
'localhost'
,
'test_user'
,
'test_role1'
);
create
user
'test_role2'
@
''
;
#manualy create role
update
mysql
.
user
set
is_role
=
'Y'
where
user
=
'test_role2'
;
insert
into
mysql
.
roles_mapping
(
HostFk
,
UserFk
,
RoleFk
)
values
(
''
,
'test_role1'
,
'test_role2'
);
flush
privileges
;
use
mysql
;
select
*
from
roles_mapping
;
#regular user rename
rename
user
'test_user'
@
'localhost'
to
'test_user_rm'
@
'newhost'
;
select
user
,
host
from
user
where
user
like
'test%'
;
select
*
from
roles_mapping
;
rename
user
'test_role2'
@
''
to
'test_role2_rm'
@
''
;
select
user
,
host
from
user
where
user
like
'test%'
;
select
*
from
roles_mapping
;
#role rename
rename
user
'test_role1'
@
''
to
'test_role1_rm'
@
''
;
select
user
,
host
from
user
where
user
like
'test%'
;
select
*
from
roles_mapping
;
delete
from
mysql
.
roles_mapping
;
delete
from
mysql
.
user
where
user
like
'test%'
;
flush
privileges
;
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