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Error No. 2013 Using Linux & Wine On Localhost

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    • #31644
      peterlaursen
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      No idea currently. But the other clients don't use Wine I guess?

    • #31645
      Supratik
      Member

      I have created a similar environment at our end using the following details which you have already mentioned and I am able to

      reproduce the same error.

      Quote:

      Arch Linux

      MySQL 5.1.51

      SQLyog Community v8,71

      Wine 1.3.8

      I will update you here as soon as I find a solution to this problem.

      Warm Regards

      Supratik

    • #31646
      Supratik
      Member

      I checked the configuration of MySQL in /etc/mysql/my.cnf and found that by default MySQL is having “skip-networking” enabled.

      SQLyog supports connection thorough TCP/IP, so you need to comment this line. You may find more details here.

      The other configuration you need to change is in TCPWrappers. I found that TCPWrappers is blocking all connections originating from

      the applications that are running through wine.

      I edited the file “/etc/hosts.deny” and commented out the default access list rule as shown below.

      # ALL:ALL

      Next I included that statement in “/etc/hosts.allow” as shown below.

      ALL:ALL

      I hope this will solve your problem.

      Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance on this.

      Warm Regards

      Supratik

    • #31647
      craig22
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      It worked! I also found some tips here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LAMP#MySQL

      I changed my.cnf, but I found that I did not have to comment out the default access list in the /etc/hosts.deny file so I left it as “ALL: ALL”.

      I also edited “/etc/hosts.allow” to read:

      mysqld: 127.0.0.1 : ALLOW

      Thanks for your help.

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