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When connecting MySQL data remotely using the Navicat for MySQL client software, the connection appears 2003-can ' t connect to the MySQL on ' 192.168.1.2 ' (10061) error, because MySQL does not allow remote connections.Here's how to modify it:1: Locate the My.ini file under the server MySQL folder. Modify bind-address=127.0.0.1 to bind-address=0.0.0.0 (this item was not found in MySQL 5 my.ini)2: Restart t

MongoDB (32-bit): Choose your own versionSet up the following two folders in parallel with MongoDB data and log.Then build Mongo.config.In the Mongo.config configuration file, enter:# #数据文件Dbpath=f:\data# #日志文件Logpath=f:\log\mongo.logand create a mongo.log log file under the log folder.The above configuration is best written in txt before changing the suffix name.Then open cmd, enterYour MongoDB bin path +mongod.exe--config E:\mongo.configDo not turn off this cmd window!!Also open a CMD windowTh

Ubuntu Server installed MySQL database, error problem, software login 10061 error,Workaround1 Modifying the MySQL configuration file (the default path is/ETC/MYSQL/MY.CNF)Note this article bind-address = 127.0.0.12 into MySQL database authorize all users grant all on * * to ' user name ' @ '% ' identified by ' password 'Mysql Password ModificationMysql>use MySQL;

Display Error:Operationalerror: (2003, "Can ' t connect to MySQL server on ' localhost ' (10061)")Cause of Error:The original error occurred on the resolution of the name localhost.Modification method: modified to IP, if local test, modified to 127.0.0.1; If server: modified to IP.# encoding:utf-8#!/usr/bin/pythonimport mysqldb# Open database Connection db = MySQLdb.connect ("127.0.0.1", "root", "123456", "

1. Background: After building a nettcpbinding service, the service can be invoked normally with wcftestclient, and after the client invokes the service, an exception is thrown. 2. Exception information: Could not connect to net.tcp ... wcf TCP error code 10061. 3. Solution: Client configuration file (a) Check whether the port is restricted or occupied. (b) Determine whether the service was started a

#服务器端 TipsThe Vervice already exists!The current server installed#mysqld service does not startSolutionsRemoving the original MySQL serviceMysqld-remove MySQLOrSC Delete MySQLRe-registering the MySQL serviceMysqld–install mysql–defaults-file= "C:\mysql-5.1.34\my.ini"#检查自己的my. INI has no configuration errors[Client]port=3306Default-character-set=utf8#客户端字符类型, consistent with the service side, recommended UTF8[Mysqld]port=3306Character_set_server=utf8#服务端字符类型, it is recommended that UTF8basedir=c:

service starts normally. It means normal. Added: MySQL Error number 2003 can ' t connect to MySQL server on ' localhost ' (10061) 1, first to the system services (SERVICES.MSC) inside the MySQL service to find and start the MySQL service 2, to the MySQL installation directory to find Myini files, open Myini find max_connections Modify the number of connections to 1000 restart IIS with the MySQL service

7510/mysqld root@linuxidc.com:~# Second, set MySQL remote access 1. Edit MySQL configuration file, put bind-address = 127.0.0.1 annotation Vi/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf 2. Use root to enter the MySQL command line, execute the following 2 commands, in the example MySQL root account password: root Grant all on *.* to root@ '% ' identified by ' root ' with the grand option; Flush privileges; 3. Restart MySQL /etc/init.d/mysql restart Third, set

In the form of batch file, first solve this problem really is not I am good at, thanks to warm uncle help me. Because I found out that the DOS code is quite different from the batch file. Here is my solution to this problem when the harvest, of course, without the help of small warm. Here are some of the absolute and relative paths written in the batch fileFirst I try the following method, which is written in the batch file below and then the DOS environment to assign the 1% parameterHowever, th

, set up MySQL remote access 1. Edit the MySQL configuration file, and put the bind-address = 127.0.0.1 comment 2. Use root to enter the MySQL command line, execute the following 2 commands, example of MySQL root account password: root Grant all on * * to [e-mail protected] '% ' identified by ' root ' with grand option; Flush privileges; 3. Restart MySQL /etc/init.d/mysql restart 　 Third, set account permissions Authorization to the userThe user I use is the root password 123456 Example:SQL co