Hello,
I want to use MySQL Settings to create tables (month, day).
However, the configuration is a problem.
I am sure of the parameters used because I also configured my site with Météo template and I had to give the same information.
So :
Host name: ******.mysql.db
Port number: 3306
User name: llxghe****
Password: ************
Database name: llxghe****
With this information I get the following error: "Error: Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts."
Could it be a port problem?
thanks in advance!
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MySQL problem
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Re: MySQL problem
Did you add the server host name to your hosts file? Or is it in a local DNS server?
You could try using the IP address instead.
You could try using the IP address instead.
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Re: MySQL problem
Hi!
No I couldn't solve the problem even with ipv4.
So I used an API method that doesn't ask cumulus to write to the server database (remotely, I forgot to mention it).
On the other hand I created a local network database to have a local copy in case of internet failure, and it works.
Thanks for the help !
No I couldn't solve the problem even with ipv4.
So I used an API method that doesn't ask cumulus to write to the server database (remotely, I forgot to mention it).
On the other hand I created a local network database to have a local copy in case of internet failure, and it works.
Thanks for the help !