Re: Granting access to MySQL via OS X

2002-11-05 Thread David Buxton
On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 10:40  am, Mark S Lowe wrote:


So I have a beautiful installation of mySQL. I now need to open the 
pipe to my 3306 port to the outside world directly. When I have people 
ping my IP, they get a restricted bounce error message. I assume there 
is a configuration file that needs to be backed off, but I can't seem 
to find anything anywhere.

A failed ping does not necessarily mean a MySQL client cannot connect.

What happens when you try to connect using the MySQL command-line 
client from another computer inside your network? If that works, and 
connecting from outside the network does not work, then probably 
something else is blocking access to port 3306 for the outside world.

And if your router is doing NAT, have you mapped your external 
public:3306 to the private internal:3306 ?

David B.


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Re: Granting access to MySQL via OS X

2002-11-05 Thread Jim Dickenson
Mac OS 10.2 has a firewall built in and the default, as I recall, is to
block access to most ports. Look at the Sharing pane of the System
Preferences application. There is a Firewall tab where you can control the
various aspects of the firewall.

As mentioned, if you have a router, it might need to be configured to allow
access to the Mac. Many routers have an option to not respond to ping
requests as well.
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 From: David Buxton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2002 13:23:32 +
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: Granting access to MySQL via OS X
 
 On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 10:40  am, Mark S Lowe wrote:
 
 So I have a beautiful installation of mySQL. I now need to open the
 pipe to my 3306 port to the outside world directly. When I have people
 ping my IP, they get a restricted bounce error message. I assume there
 is a configuration file that needs to be backed off, but I can't seem
 to find anything anywhere.
 
 A failed ping does not necessarily mean a MySQL client cannot connect.
 
 What happens when you try to connect using the MySQL command-line
 client from another computer inside your network? If that works, and
 connecting from outside the network does not work, then probably
 something else is blocking access to port 3306 for the outside world.
 
 And if your router is doing NAT, have you mapped your external
 public:3306 to the private internal:3306 ?
 
 David B.
 
 
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