On Sun, Aug 24, 2003 at 07:44:10AM +0100, Pag wrote:
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> >"localhost" is used in mysql to refer to the Unix domain socket. For
> >security, they may not even provide remote TCP access to the mysql
> >server. If "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'skip_networking'" returns ON, then
> >TCP access has been d
"localhost" is used in mysql to refer to the Unix domain socket. For
security, they may not even provide remote TCP access to the mysql
server. If "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'skip_networking'" returns ON, then
TCP access has been disabled. Otherwise, "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'port'"
will tell you what po
In the last episode (Aug 24), Pag said:
> Heres the problem. I have one of my client's site hosted on a
> crappy server, and i have it running with php+mysql ok, the thing is
> i need to connect to that site's mysql's database from a remote site
> to get some data. The problem is that on the
Heres the problem. I have one of my client's site hosted on a crappy
server, and i have it running with php+mysql ok, the thing is i need to
connect to that site's mysql's database from a remote site to get some
data. The problem is that on the origin site (the crappy server), to
connect to th
