can't connect to mysql
can't connect to mysql
i've installed mysql and mysqlyog on ubuntu 11.10 with wine 1.3.35, when i try to connect with mysqlyog i get the message "can't connect to mysql server"... i've tried localhost and 127.0.0.1 and firewall = disabled. what can be the reason for this..?
Re: can't connect to mysql
Why would you even try such a stupid thing? Use native Linux versions of both!stefworld wrote:i've installed mysql and mysqlyog on ubuntu 11.10 with wine 1.3.35
use the linux version of mysql, and you can connect to your database using your visual studio program.stefworld wrote:why? simply, i've created an application in visual studio that is connected with mysql, i've tried to design it in linux with monoidevelop but this sucks, when i have to compile my application i have to wait 10 minutes, in visual studio i have to wait 5 seconds...
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lahmbi5678
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Hi stefworld,
I don't know anything about mysqlyog, I assume, it is a windows .exe, and not a php script ?
If you need it running right now, you'd probably better use linux mysql. Note that in the past, the windows versions of mysql were known to have a lot of issues with wine, yet the entry in AppDB is really old, not many people were even trying to run it under wine.
It might be a bug in wine, and if it turns out to be one, you should file a bug in the bugzilla. First you should find out, if mysql or mysqlyog is having issues with wine. Did you make sure, that your mysql (windows version) is running fine in wine? Were you able to use the command line tool that comes with mysql to connect to your database? Even under windows things can go wrong, afair there's a really long troubleshooting section in the mysql documentation, you should make sure that you didn't miss anything.
I don't know anything about mysqlyog, I assume, it is a windows .exe, and not a php script ?
If you need it running right now, you'd probably better use linux mysql. Note that in the past, the windows versions of mysql were known to have a lot of issues with wine, yet the entry in AppDB is really old, not many people were even trying to run it under wine.
It might be a bug in wine, and if it turns out to be one, you should file a bug in the bugzilla. First you should find out, if mysql or mysqlyog is having issues with wine. Did you make sure, that your mysql (windows version) is running fine in wine? Were you able to use the command line tool that comes with mysql to connect to your database? Even under windows things can go wrong, afair there's a really long troubleshooting section in the mysql documentation, you should make sure that you didn't miss anything.
