gharris999;265786 Wrote:
> Have you tried using MySQL Administrator? It's a nice GUI application
> and it allows you to do many things if, like me, you are somewhat CLI
> challenged. There are many aspects of mysql tuning that would take me
> forever to accomplish without this tool.
>
> I have
Have you tried using MySQL Administrator? It's a nice GUI application
and it allows you to do many things if, like me, you are somewhat CLI
challenged. There are many aspects of mysql tuning that would take me
forever to accomplish without this tool.
I have my music server (Fedora 8) installed
gharris999;265473 Wrote:
> What port are you trying to connect on? I'm not sure of how Infrant is
> implementing SqueezeCenter these days, but usually the SqueezeCenter
> mysql port is 9092. Also, I think that it's my.tt you need to
> configure, not my.cnf (which gets recreated based on my.tt e
What port are you trying to connect on? I'm not sure of how Infrant is
implementing SqueezeCenter these days, but usually the SqueezeCenter
mysql port is 9092. Also, I think that it's my.tt you need to
configure, not my.cnf (which gets recreated based on my.tt every time
the service starts.) I'
SuperQ;265215 Wrote:
> You would need to edit the mysql server config on the ReadyNAS to allow
> access via TCP/IP. It shouldn't be very hard, but would require you
> enable ssh access on the ReadyNAS and fiddle with some config files.
>
> Once you have IP access turned on in the mysql config,
SuperQ;265215 Wrote:
> You would need to edit the mysql server config on the ReadyNAS to allow
> access via TCP/IP. It shouldn't be very hard, but would require you
> enable ssh access on the ReadyNAS and fiddle with some config files.
Well maybe not necessarily, access may be available to local
Is any documentation of the database model available?
Is the database structure likely to change in SC7?
It would be nice to have some docs to create some nice DB views to get
the information needed
Or. any thoughts on creating some sort of API (Stored procedures,
or realized by views) s
You would need to edit the mysql server config on the ReadyNAS to allow
access via TCP/IP. It shouldn't be very hard, but would require you
enable ssh access on the ReadyNAS and fiddle with some config files.
Once you have IP access turned on in the mysql config, restart the
server and you can u
Hi there, thanks for replying, the ReadyNAS is a NAS device which has an
embedded version of Linux ( Debian based I think ) so I can't install
any packages, I think what I'm looking for , is a client to install on
my Fedora box which can connect to the slimserver database on the NAS
box
regards
pkfox;265208 Wrote:
>
> I run slimserver on a ReadyNAS, is there a way I can connect to and
> interact with the MySQL database from my Linux PC ?
If you are asking whether there are any mysql GUI/clients for linux,
well yes there is a stack of them. See Google.
Mysql itself includes client/quer
Hi all,I posted this in the General Discussion section and got no
replies but I suppose it really belongs here ?
I run slimserver on a ReadyNAS, is there a way I can connect to and
interact with the MySQL database from my Linux PC ?
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pkfox
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