Re: mysql problem

> Do you mean you cant connect because when you telnet to 3306 >(or whichever port) you get a closed port message or you mean >that you do get an open port but you cannot login with your user?. >If your answer is yes to the first question, check you config files, >f you answered yes to the seco

mysql problem

Hello i am using debian 3.0 and i have problems with mysql ( installed with dpkg) - mysql works fine lokal - i can't connect from the network when i remove in /etc/mysql/my.cnf the option skip-networking the mysql Server is not starting. ?? If skip-networking is set on the Server works fine.