Brad Templeton wrote:
Right, but how do you get it to connect to the database server on other than port 3306? Is there an undocumented field in mysql.txt to set that?
Not the application's business. That is the mysql server and client libraries. The my.cnf files (usually /etc/mysql/my.cnf ) has a [client] section and a [mysqld] section. These would need to agree at both ends.
Remember that when connecting to a remote database over an ssh tunnel, you will not be on port 3306. Well, not if that port is already in use on your own system, which it is.
Not sure what you mean. A listener on foo:3306 is different than one on bar:3306. How would you connect to another web server over an ssh tunnel if you were using port 80 for a web server on your own host?
-- bjm
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