Blazer9131
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Hey guys!
well I have a Private server, and it runs off a Database.
Right now x10 won't allow me to let its HTTP connect to my database, so I can't have a script making accounts on x10. so my alternative to this is have two of my close friends and my self make accounts. It's a pretty popular server, so I can't do ALL the work.
Currently we're using Navicat 8 to edit the database, I did this command on my SQL cmd Console
in this Server1 is my User, and @ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP of the guy connecting ( I also did this with my OWN IP)
Now when ever I go to Navicat, I can connect uising Server1 and its password to Localhost, but not my IP...
When I gave them my IP so they connect to my SQL, they get the same error message..
I'm pretty sure I have Port 3306 open cause my server is able to save progress and accept incoming connections..
Any idea on how to let my friends access my DB??
Thanks.
~Blaze
well I have a Private server, and it runs off a Database.
Right now x10 won't allow me to let its HTTP connect to my database, so I can't have a script making accounts on x10. so my alternative to this is have two of my close friends and my self make accounts. It's a pretty popular server, so I can't do ALL the work.
Currently we're using Navicat 8 to edit the database, I did this command on my SQL cmd Console
Code:
GRANT ALL ON *.* TO Server1[EMAIL="root@%27xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"]@'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx[/EMAIL]' IDENTIFIED BY 'Server1_PASSWORD';
in this Server1 is my User, and @ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP of the guy connecting ( I also did this with my OWN IP)
Now when ever I go to Navicat, I can connect uising Server1 and its password to Localhost, but not my IP...
When I gave them my IP so they connect to my SQL, they get the same error message..
I'm pretty sure I have Port 3306 open cause my server is able to save progress and accept incoming connections..
Any idea on how to let my friends access my DB??
Thanks.
~Blaze