I will create new server with database pgadmi4 and use data from heroku.
I get this kind of problem...
thaks :)
This has nothing to do on pgAdmin4 side, You need to configure your AWS instance to accept incoming connection from your IP address and update pg_hba.conf accordingly.
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I try to connect my Laravel project into my local development environment to Google Cloud SQL (MySQL).
For this, I connected from my OSX Terminal with the Cloud SQL-Proxyclient to the remote database with port 3307.
I can connect with my MySQL Workbench to the remote database, and I can see/change tables, ...
Into my Laravel project into .env I changed the settings:
DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=3307
DB_DATABASE=mydatabasename
DB_USERNAME=mydatabaseusername
DB_PASSWORD=mydatabasepassword
When I open my project into the browser, into terminal I can't see, that something tries to use the connection.
Into the browser I get an error message:
SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] No such file or directory (2002)
I think, the project can't connect to the remote database
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks for help!
While the Cloud SQL Proxy connects to your database on port 3307, you want to connect to the Cloud SQL proxy on port 3306 (this is the default mysql port). You can also specify a custom port by updating the instances argument:
./cloud_sql_proxy -instances=my-project:us-central1:sql-inst=tcp:3306 &
I added now the public IP address of the server, and I added my local IP address to allowed IP adresses for the MySQL server. Now it works.
Make sure you have config for right DB_HOST. Let get an IPv4 Read this for more informations:
https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/connect-external-app#appaccessIP
Hi again i want to connect to cleardb instance in heroku i take hostname and credentials from heroku config vars in CLEAR_DATABASE_URL but i am getting the following error
ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can't connect to MySQL server on 'us-cdbr-east-06.cleardb.net' (111)
im trying to connect in this way
mysql -u username -p -h us-cdbr-east-06.cleardb.net
any idea why i am getting 111 error?
thanks for your time
Error fixed thanks the help from cleardb support team, here support answer
Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out. You may want to check with your local network
administrator and/or ISP to ensure that you are allowed to access
remote resources that run on TCP 3306. It is possible that this port
has been blocked from your local network and/or machine. To be clear,
we performed a connection test on this database and found that it is
operating normally, so the next diagnostic step is to check your local
connectivity to remote MySQL databases.
Hope this helps,
member team
I was trying to set Hornetq clustors. I have one server and one backup server. I configured the configuration.xml as they mentioned in the user guide. But I'm not able to start the machine.
If anybody knows this,please help me.....
Thanks in advance.....:)
You probably have both servers using the same IP. You should have different ones like 127.0.0.1 and 127.0.0.2.
Also look at hornetq-beans for the jndi ip and port.
I want to login to my db but an exception occur which appears in the image bellow
If there's no way to login how can I restore the data??
EDIT: check the configuration of my user
What is configured in tnsnames.ora.
Check if the server IP is properly entered and the port is also 1521
Check if oracle is configured as a service or SID.
instead of localhost use machine name or IP
You might want to check your listener.ora file as well.
Can you do a lsnrctl status to see what port the listener is running on and what services/sids are registered . I believe you are trying to run the db on your workstation. you might want to check the services.
I want to use mysql database which is hosted on my own server.
I've changed DATABASE_URL and SHARED_DATABASE_URL config vars to point to my server, but it's still trying to connect to heroku's amazonaws servers. How do I fix that?
According to the Heroku documentation, changing DATABASE_URL is the correct way to go.
If you would like to have your rails application connect to a non-Heroku provided database, you can take advantage of this same mechanism. Simply set your DATABASE_URL config var to point to any cloud-accessible database, and Heroku will automatically create your database.yml file to point to your chosen server. The Amazon RDS Add-on does this for you automatically, though you can also use this same method to connect to non-RDS databases as well.
Here's an example that should work:
heroku config:add DATABASE_URL=mysql://user:password#host/db
You may need to redeploy by making a change and running git push heroku master
By the way, the host is XXXX.amazonaws.com, where XXX is a long host hame that probably changes. If you can add a wildcard, that's the easiest %.amazonaws.com
I had this exact same problem with my Dreamhost MySQL database. Turns out the solution was to tell Dreamhost is was Ok to accept connections from this foreign host. Otherwise, Dreamhost blocks all requests to MySQL that don't originate from their systems.
It seems that if Heroku is falling back to Amazon AWS despite your DATABASE_URL, it's because it's being denied access to your MySQL database.