Hi,

I have django installed on a development box with a local instance of
mysql.  I'm trying to use mysql on a foreign server over an ssh
tunnel.  I've connected the foreign mysql server to the local port
3307.  I've confirmed I can connect to the database using:

mysql -u username -p'password' -P 3307 --protocol=TCP

however MySQLdb seems intent on connecting to the local database
through /tmp/mysql.sock when i specify host='localhost' and
port=3307 ...

Django has the same behavior.

As of right now opening the mysql port on the database server to the
public is not an option as it is a production database that is secured
by strict firewall rules...

This is very frustrating, does anyone know how to accomplish this?

Thanks,
Dan


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