Can't connect to localhost

[blankenb]

Although I can connect to the localhost for other SQLYog functions (as long as I connect to localhost before connecting to a remote database), I am unable to connect to localhost to create a synchronization job between localhost and a remote server. See screen print. Also, the text associated with the Target, should be “Copy To” rather than “Copy From”.

[Pjotr_du_mat]

Same problem over here. Actually, the resulting error message is depending on the MySQL servers running over here. There is one on my SSH server and there is another one (called 'MAIN') within the same LAN and connected to another port.

When someone tries to sync. with MAIN from outside he gets the message below (he is able to connect to main, but he is NOT able to sync.).

Now I found that in case both servers are on the same port, the message changes. It gets like in the previous post. So, why is Yog looking at another server when it is about sync. ???

[Shadow]

@blankenb: Your case is apparently about a security issue, check whether [email protected] user has the right to connec to the given server without password (does this account exists at all?)!

[Ritesh]

@Pjotr_du_mat: What port forwarding (local port under tunnel tab) value are you providing for SSH Tunneling?

[Pjotr_du_mat]

'local port' = 3312 (on the machine of the other person)

MAIN is still on 3306 and the second MySQL server (on the SSH server) is on 3307.

[blankenb]

I have no password set on localhost (its for development/testing only). I have no difficulty using SQLYog to or connect to or copy a db localhost using SQLYog either locally or to/from a remote server.

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