Closed lieutdan13 closed 10 years ago
I would create a mysql::revoke define, if you want to make one, eventually taking mysql::grant as reference, you're welcomed.
Hi @lieutdan13 ,
The issue #52 add an ensure parameters to the mysql::grant
.
You can revoke a grant like that
mysql::grant { 'example42_db':
ensure => 'absent',
mysql_password => 'passwd42',
mysql_user => 'user42',
}
Regards
Not sure if this should be a part of mysql::grant or its own class/define. This would definitely be a useful feature.