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Http Tunneling Problem

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    • #9875
      Frederic
      Member

      Hi,

      I'm using SQLyog with http tunneling some months ago and it's working very well 😀

      This week, I need to update some tables on my DB and I've problems 😮

      The connection crash: “error N°1 – http error, could not connect to the tunneling url”

      but sometimes it's work for some minutes (or seconds).

      Could you help me on this topic ? Is it link to the configuration of my ISP (It was working nice before …)

    • #22424
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Can you connect to the tunnelling file with a browser?

    • #22425
      Frederic
      Member

      This is the response of the page through a browser…

      ErrorWebyog

      Tunnel version: 5.17.

      This PHP page exposes the MySQL API as a set of webservices.

      This page allows SQLyog to manage a MySQL server even if the MySQL port is blocked or remote access to MySQL is not allowed.

      Visit Webyog to get more details about SQLyog.

      Error!file_get_contents(php://input) failed

      any idea ??

    • #22426
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      No other idea than that this must be a webserver/PHP configuration issue.

      Can you execute any other PHP script accessing MySQL ?

      I think I can give you a short sameple if you cannot create or have one yourself.

    • #22427
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      If we shall be able to help you we must have

      1) the PHP version or better the complete php_info() response

      2) or even better temporary access to the server. Create a ticket with details.

      Maybe your ISP can help to explain this too.

    • #22428
      Frederic
      Member
      peterlaursen wrote on Sep 15 2006, 10:40 AM:
      If we shall be able to help you we must have

      1) the PHP version or better the complete php_info() response

      2) or even better temporary access to the server. Create a ticket with details.

      Maybe your ISP can help to explain this too.

      Thanks a lot for you quick response. I've finally received a work arround from my ISP that gives me a direct connection to the DB.

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