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    • September 2, 2005 at 2:38 am #9200
      bccamp
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      I'm having trouble setting up the tunneling for my Yahoo mysql. Does anyone know what the MySQL Host Address would be? I've tried my website name, with and without http://. I've tried my ftp account, and I'm stumped. I'm using HTTP Tunneling, please let me know if that is not correct.

      Thanks

    • September 2, 2005 at 4:10 am #19097
      Ritesh
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      We recently had a customer who had a similar issue (he was also using Yahoo).

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      Here is what Yahoo says about the MySQL services they provide:

      Why can't I access my database?

      First, make sure that you are using the hostname “mysql” and not “localhost” in any of your PHP or Perl configuration files that require a MySQL hostname.

      Make sure that you provide mysql in the host address field rather then localhost.

      As far as I know, Yahoo does not provide direct connection so you will NEED to use HTTP Tunneling. You will need to upload SQLyogTunnel.php (available with the SQLyog installer). Put the correct URL in the HTTP Tunneling field and use the same credentials as you will use in your PHP pages.

    • September 3, 2005 at 1:25 am #19098
      bccamp
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      Something as simple as that…making the host name mysql, fixed the problem. Can't believe I didn't try that. Thank you very much. For that, I'm giving up the remainder of my trial period and buying the product tonight! Thank you again.

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