Re: MySQL/PHPMyAdmin on FC3 Connection Problem

From: Andy Pieters (mailings_at_vlaamse-kern.com)
Date: 08/11/05

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Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 23:59:07 +0200

    Hi

    You say you opened the port 3306, so please try this:

    open console

    telnet localhost 3306

    if it is respnding then you will see something like
    Connected to .... (ip)
    Escape character is '^]'
    '
    3.23.58h$PI\sOn

    Or similar, that means that mysql is running and listening. To quit that
    connection, just type some garbage at the prompt and press enter

    If you had connection, then now try to access your mysql server from outside
    your server. Do this by

    telnet http://www.yourfulldomain.com 3306

    If you can connect, then the problem is somewhere in the auth procedure.

    If you cannot connect on localhost, then please check that mysql is running

    /sbin/service mysql status followed by a /sbin/service/mysql start if
    necessary

    If you can connect on localhost, but not from outside, then something is
    blocking access

    EIther: your software firewall
    Or, your router (hardware)
    Or your isp (an isp can block any port it wants)

    To scan what ports are opened, do a nmap www.fullnameofserver.xxx

    Hope this helps a bit

    With kind regards

    Andy

    On Thursday 11 August 2005 20:21, Shadow wrote:
    > I am having trouble setting up PHPMyAdmin 2.6.3 on my FC3 box running
    > MySQL 3.23.58 and PHP 4.3.11-2.6. I am familiar with PHPMyAdmin but am
    > having trouble this time. I edited the config file and installed it on
    > the server but when I try and connect, I get an error #2003--server not
    > responding. I get the same error if I try to access PHPMyAdmin from the
    > linux box itself with a browser window, but can sign on to the MySQL
    > server from the command line, so I know it it running. I can get the
    > default web page so I know httpd is running. I opened the firewall
    > (firestarter) port 3306 to make sure it was not blocking. I worked on
    > this for a full day now.......anyone have any ideas?
    >
    > Shadow 

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