Well, the mysql database server needs to be available from the
outside, that is have a real ip number and preferably a host-name.
Then instead of using localhost, you use like 'mysql.example.com'.
But inside mysql, there is a database called mysql. In there you
need to have a record inside user and host allowing you to access
from any host, any host is '%' inside the field.
Then you refresh the admin rights.
Best regards,
Trausti
On Oct 26, 2006, at 9:56 PM, Patrick Cusack wrote:
I want to create an app that accesses a remote mysql database for
authorization. Does anyone have any experience with hosted mysql
databases and accessing them remotely? I can communicate locally
with a mysql database easily, but I want to know if hosted databses
are accesible in the same manner, or do they require php or other
scripts?
Patrick
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