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    • February 19, 2004 at 10:32 pm #8336
      mxs702
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      I cannot get Webyog to connect to my server. I can log in using telnet, but I cannot connect using Webyog.

      My server is mysql.addr.com (so I am told by the staff at addr.com suppotr). They have setup a database for me. I can get into it through telnet.

      When I try to connect using Webyog, I seem to time out and I get a message saying:

      Error No. 2003

      Can't connect to MySQL server on 'mysql.addr.com'(10060)

      Should I be using http:\mysql.addr.com or ftp:\mysql.addr.com as my server address or something?

    • February 20, 2004 at 2:01 am #15493
      CalEvans
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      When you say

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      I can log in using telnet

      DO you mean you can connect directly to the mysql server via telnet or that you can telnet into the server and then connect to mysql using the command line interface?

      If the later then your ISP needs to change your host in the mysql.users table to %. Chances are that it's localhost now which is why you can telnet in and then connect.

      HTH,

      =C=

    • February 20, 2004 at 2:18 am #15494
      mxs702
      Member

      Cal,

      Thanks. I do connect to the server first and then I use the command line interface to connect to MySQL. Do you think that if my ISP changes my host in the mysql.users table to %, that that will be enough?

      Is there anything that needs to be installed on the server to make SQLyog work, or is the program that I installed on my PC all that is needed?

      Thanks again,

      Randy Trahan

    • February 20, 2004 at 3:11 am #15495
      Ritesh
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      mysql.users table to %, that that will be enough?

      Yes 🙂

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