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jbonnett (AT) sola (DOT) com.au wrote:
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There are several things that can cause this.
Is there anything, like a firewall, that might block access to the MySQL
port (usually 3306) on the host? |
Ok now the port 3306 is open while running the mysql-daemon.
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Is user "linux" with no password defined on the MySQL server?
Is that user allowed to connect to the server from the client IP
address? |
Now I get the error: is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server.
It seams to me that I have to modify the grantentry for accessing to the
table. I want to use the testdatabase of mysql.
Regards,
Ruprecht
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