You can find MysqlCC here:
http://downloads.mysql.com/archives....ysqlcc&v=0.9.2
It's a control center. If you load it on your db server (like probably most of us do), your settings should be:
Name: (doesn't matter, I just put down 'localhost')
Host Name: localhost
User Name: root (unless you want to use your EQ user)
Password: (your password
)
You can actually do all the database admin type stuff through this... it's a lot easier than trying to do it through the command line version. However, you can't run really large (20+MB) .sql files in it, you have to do those through the command line version (*sniff*). I create all my users in that, since it's easier to just insert record and give it a name, password, status, ip, etc...
P.S.: Cavedude. I used 3.5 it does work way better than everything else, but for some odd reason it did not create an entry into the account table for a user.