[GeoffreyB]

This is very weird. SQLyog is now working fine. I have not changed anything. I could be that me logging into the modem control panel even though I didn't change anything has fixed whatever the issue was.

Thanks for you efforts

[GeoffreyB]

peterlaursen wrote on Nov 13 2009, 08:16 AM:

Does this device+firmware has some (like browser-interface) controls/settings you could check?

Except for this I wish I knew how I could advice here – but I have no good ideas.

I have checked the setting in the modem control panel. Nothing that I can see that should affect this.

An interesting thing though. I have a scheduled backup of my database using SQLyog, it has just started and is accessing the remote database properly. I would assume that the scheduled backup facility uses HTTP tunneling as well. Is this correct

addendum: This process did complete however the screen and log file did report the “HTTP Error. Could not connect to the tunneling URL.” on one request only.

[GeoffreyB]

peterlaursen wrote on Nov 13 2009, 07:37 AM:

You did not tell the program/SQLyog version you are using.

If it is recent and if you are sure the URL is correct you can try experiment with the base64 option in HTTP tab/advanced options. Maybe a stupid idea but one possibility is that the new firmware has a problem with the XML data stream.

I am using V 8.17

I tried the base64 option no different.

[GeoffreyB]

peterlaursen wrote on Nov 13 2009, 07:31 AM:

Please first tell if you can “connect to the tunnelling URL” with a web browser? And of course double-check that the URL/path in SQLyog HTTP-tab is correct.

Thanks Peter, Yes I can connect using a web browser.

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