I have tried everything
Wamp and XAMPP only provide thier own local server and wont let me specify my own server
I have tried IIS and PHP but it doesnt work at all
I would like a simple way to get my SQL server to use PHP in my domain, i dont need it to be remote access yet
Appreciate some hand holding at this point :(
Thanks
Hi thanks for replying
I have explained below what everything meant by using xammp or want iis and php
The server I have is on the Microsoft SQL server management studio
All of the all in one installers will just user local Host and thier own server and database I want to use mine.
Whenever I try using MySQL connection it says it has activley refused connection.
I've added my credentials into the security section on the server. Allowed remote login and specified ports on the server manager program.
Why isn't there a simple step by step program to enable php use on my server and or connect it to my online site..
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I am facing a problem pretty common, I have installed MySql Server because in the past I developed an CRUD app by using Java Swing and Maven, and now I am trying to create same thing, a CRUD app only this time with PHP.
I am following a tutorial from Udemy and this guy is using XAMPP to launch both an Apache Server and a MySQL. But somehow it's interfering with the one already installed on my laptop and cannot make the connection with XAMPP.
I opened my.ini and where says password i put my own from MySQL Workbench, and I see it's using the same port 3306 but still cannot work and I dont know why.
Is there any solution to modify my.ini and establish the connection without uninstalling the MySql Server installed before, because if I do that I ruin the other Java app using it.
Could you please provide the error logs? So the problem can be identified properly. By default, you can get the logs file for Apache in
\xampp\apache\logs\error.log
And for PHP here \xampp\php\logs
I have been trying to access an MSSQL Database in a server inside my network, it seems to be able to find the database, but does not accept the authentication.
I get the following error:
"mssql_connect(): message: Login failed. The login is from an untrusted domain and cannot be used with Windows authentication."
I have been trying to solve this for a few days now, with no success...
I tried adding the MAMP server into the hosts file in the windows machine, I know the account I am using works since I am able to access the database with those credentials while logging in through a Database Client (AquaData Studio) and of course while logging in locally via the SQL Server Management Studio.
I read that by default mssql_connect uses Windows Authentication (mssql.secure.connection Off in the php.ini) That is the authentication method I am using under the AquaData Studio client.
I have the freeTDS libary installed under the mssql as well...
Can anyone shed some light on this matter?
I believe it should be working since It finds the server, but fails on the authentication... Please help!
Dou you have Trusted_Connection=true in the connection string?
I have set up a website with basic HTML/CSS files and would like to take that one step further and implement a database with some PHP to perform simple queries and whatnot.
My problem arose when I noticed while setting up the database and creating the PHP files that connect to the database (on my local machine), I used 'localhost' as an argument for mysql_connect. When I then went to drag and drop my newly created HTML/PHP files along with my database into FileZilla to upload the pages onto my remote server, there was a problem connecting to the database. I have a feeling that it is unhappy with the whole 'localhost' notion - yet I don't know what to change it to.
Currently, I am using this line of PHP code to connect to my remote database (which is all located in FileZilla-land).
$link = mysql_connect('localhost','Tommy','pass')
Also, as another quick question: does my remote server have its own phpMyAdmin page? And if so... how would one go about finding it? =D
I appreciate anyone who is able to assist me in my endeavors.
Thank you!!
Log on to your database server, check the details and obtain the correct server information such as server, username and password.
Once you change the server details you shoudl be ready to rock n roll. Edit post with the host name/server name and we may be able to find it for you.
You'll have a phpMyAdmin page where you're hosting the site. Check the membership area or cPanel.
You are right in that 'localhost' in mysql_connect needs to be different. 'localhost' is a textual representation of a loopback address AFAIK - it connects to the computer it is hosted on. As you have uploaded it to your server (a different computer) it is now trying to connect to a mysql server on the server host, instead of your home computer (which holds all the data).
To make this work you'd need to get your database onto the server you are now working from, OR depending on your home setup, point it to your local database.
Whether your host has MySQL/PHPMyAdmin available to you is another matter altogether. If they have MySQL it is probable but not definite that they have a phpmyadmin interface.
Contacting the server host will yield more information. If they have MySQL, it is probably as simple as getting the required details from them, and 'backing up' your SQL on your local server and uploading it to the new server (easily done with PHPMyAdmin)
TL;DR: The database you are trying to connect to doesn't exist on the server you're connecting from.
I am very new to this server setup and database connectivity. I googled a lot but couldn't find the solution for it.I am developing an android application which needs to post data to remote database. Which is done.
Now i have to setup MySQL Database in the new Windows Server 2008. I have installed and managed to get access the root user(Which is fine). Now i want to access this database from my local computer[Which is iMac]. I already set the privileges by following this link. When i tried to run from my web application it shows the following error.
Error: unable to connect to database. Host 'xx.xx.xxx.x' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server
Here is my questions
1.) How to get access to the remote MySQL database from any computer?
2.) How to run the web application in the server?Like Web Hosting i.e Do i need to setup ftp account and put the stuff over there?(For Eg: testhost.com/connecttodatabase.php by executing this it will execute whatever code in testhost server. But i have no idea how to do that for my server).
Any help is much appreciated.
Alternately, You can also try...
use the_database_name;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON
the_database_name.*
TO
'the_user_in_php_code'#'%'
IDENTIFIED BY
'password_of_the_user_in_php_code';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
source:
http://forums.devshed.com/mysql-help-4/host-is-not-allowed-to-connect-to-this-mysql-server-366908.html
I know this is not a particular php question, but it is to do with accesing php by using mysql when the file is not hosted on the same domain.
For example, im using hyperedit, the php coding tool that allows you to display the results of php in realtime as you code.
However when i try and type my mysql code in, that i know works(i tested it using my servers built in php/html etc creator) i get a error:
Connection refused (trying to connect via tcp://myservername.servername.com
Its definitely not my code, i think instead it is something to do with the fact that the file is not being hosted on the server? I have only tried it in hyperedit but i think the same would occur in other programs too.
I know its not specifically php or coding related, but i thought this is the best place to ask!
If anyone could help me it would be great!
Thanks very much!
This is because your local development machine does not have access to the mysql server in question.
If this is a shared account, you may be able to grant access to your remote machine's IP/hostname through cPanel. If you have direct access to the remote box through the cli, you can do it via a sql GRANT command, like so:
GRANT SELECT ON mydb.* TO myusername#'my_IP' IDENTIFIED BY 'mypassword';
Otherwise, it may be locked down in a shared environment where only machines on the local subnet can access the mysql server (cough, GoDady, cough).
So there's no real answer. Either you have the privileges to give your remote machine access, or you don't. If you don't, consider using another host that does allow you to do what you need.