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Yes you'll have to change the permissions also the ownership to mysql:mysql see the other databases in the file system

 

your listing starting should look like this

 

-rw-r-----  mysql mysql

 

thats 640 I think if I am right, but make sure the owner is mysql (chown mysql:mysql *)

you might want to restart your mysql deamon, also check the privileges for the table just copying them over might have damaged some of the information I'm not sure about this its been a long time since I have tried this out.

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