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Subject: Re: Telnet to MySQL (Was port number)
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> On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Dibo Chen wrote:
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> > use 'mysql -h server_machine -u user_name -p &
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Dibo Chen wrote:
> use 'mysql -h server_machine -u user_name -p ' to connect/query your
> MySQL server. You don't need telnet.
My apologies for introducing some confusion here. You can use telnet to test
whether mysqld accepts incoming connections from the host on which
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 10:01:17AM -0700, sanborn wrote:
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> Thanks for your many answers. (mysql port default = 3306) . I
> can't seem to telnet to port 3306 however, I get a message saying
> '... not allowed to connect to this mysql server'. I am telneting
> from a windows machine if this mak
Well, it is not a telnet port, so why are you telnetting to it?
sanborn wrote:
> Thanks for your many answers. (mysql port default = 3306) . I can't seem
> to telnet to port 3306 however, I get a message saying '... not allowed to
> connect to this mysql server'. I am telneting from a windows
If you really want to connect from the windows client computer then you
must execute the grant statement on the server but this may expose you
to security risks. In this case it would be best to have both computers
behind a firewall.
Neil
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, sanborn wrote:
> Thanks for your ma
use 'mysql -h server_machine -u user_name -p ' to connect/query your
MySQL server. You don't need telnet.
sanborn wrote:
>
> Thanks for your many answers. (mysql port default = 3306) . I can't seem
> to telnet to port 3306 however, I get a message saying '... not allowed to
> connect to t
Thanks for your many answers. (mysql port default = 3306) . I can't seem
to telnet to port 3306 however, I get a message saying '... not allowed to
connect to this mysql server'. I am telneting from a windows machine if
this makes a difference.
Gene Sanborn
