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    • #13281
      Shady_Selim
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      Hi

      I’m using evaluation edition from sqlyog trial 64 mysql gui v12.02

      I connect to database using http tunneling and connection done ok

      I can access to the php file from browser without error

      I can execute the SELECT query 

      BUT if I tried to open tables or synchronize with tables it give me a pop-up error message 404 page not found

       

      regards

       

    • #35101
      peterlaursen
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      Please connect with SQLyog, execute “SHOW GRANTS;” and and paste the result here.

    • #35102
      Shady_Selim
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      Grants for [email protected].%

      GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `palembq\_javasite`.* TO ‘palembq_website’@’184.107.100.%’

      GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO ‘palembq_website’@’184.107.100.%’ IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD ‘some encrypted password’

    • #35103
      peterlaursen
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      The two backslashes in “`palembq\_javasite” look weird! It looks like the client creating this user had some problems with escaping. Or possibly it could be a bug in some early alpha/beta server. What is the server version BTW? 

       

      Was it possible that you could try (as root and peferably using command line client or SQLyog) to execute:

      GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `palembq_javasite`.* TO ‘palembq_website’@’184.107.100.%’;

       

      Also you can see in HISTORY tab of SQLyog what statements it sends to the server for every GUI operation it does. The same statements will fail from the editor (and from any client), right? If this is soem kind of shared server where you don’t ahve access to GRANT you will have to discuss with the server administrator there.

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