On CentOS 7, I have a MySQL (actually MariaDB) database user that needs all server privileges from a remote IP (to be able to use Navicat Premium to manage the database).
Somehow every once in a while this user loses its 'Create temporary tables' and 'Lock tables' permissions.
Using the mysql console I repair this every time with :
grant all privileges on *.* to 'user123'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'pass123';
I already did the following, to prevent the remote user permissions being reset :
touch /etc/securemysqldisable
but this doesn't prevent this from happening.
What is causing the permissions to be reset?
