Why not but the irev or php or... ways lets us a safer solution ;-)
Le 23 nov. 09 à 17:35, stephen barncard a écrit :
Not true. Security issues aside, one can use % as the ip address to
accept
any address for a MySQL client connection. See "Remote Database
Access
Hosts" in the Cpanel.
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and I should add that if one has to only have to deal with a single or
series (comma delimited) of remote IP, use that for much better security.
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://houseofcubes.com/disco.irev
2009/11/23 George C Brackett
> And I can verify from exper
And I can verify from experience that this approach works just fine.
George
On Nov 23, 2009, at 11:35 AM, stephen barncard wrote:
Not true. Security issues aside, one can use % as the ip address to accept
any address for a MySQL client connection. See "Remote Database Access
Hosts" in the Cpanel
Not true. Security issues aside, one can use % as the ip address to accept
any address for a MySQL client connection. See "Remote Database Access
Hosts" in the Cpanel.
2009/11/22 Pierre Sahores
> Hi Bob,
>
> For security reasons, the on-rev servers are set to accept localhost MySQL
> connexion
Hi Bob,
For security reasons, the on-rev servers are set to accept localhost
MySQL connexions only. To let your stack bind the MySQL server, she
need to tell to an irev script what to query/request from the db.
Works like a charm in this way.
Best Regards,
Le 22 nov. 09 à 19:12, Bob Sne
One can create any number of MySQL databases in the ON-REV control panel.
This arrangement is typical of ISP hosted MySQL servers: One has to set up
each new database through the control panel, One cannot create new databases
from within a MySQL instance here. One can create as many tables as one
Hi all.
I have browsed through the Use Rev posts but can't seem to find any info on
this. I'd like to connect directly to the On-Rev MySQL from my Rev stacks. What
is the URL or address to do that?
Bob___
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