- #HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU HOW TO#
- #HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU INSTALL#
- #HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU WINDOWS#
#HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU INSTALL#
Press the button labeled Install Manually (currently near the top-right corner of the window) and follow the instructions to install the package. Then start the App Center in the QNAP admin interface.
This can be done directly from the app center settings. Because of LogicalDOC is a third party package not directly available in QNAP app center, you need to allow the installation of the application without a valid digital signature. More details on installation of Entware-ng - Configure QNAP to allow unsigned packagesīy default QNAP does not allow the installation of packages that are not digitally signed. Start the App Center in the QNAP admin interface. Entware-ng can be installed using the standard QNAP QPKG system. LogicalDOC requires the presence of the Entware-ng package.
#HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU HOW TO#
Of course it may not be suitable for what you're doing, but worth a mention.More details on how to activate the database in your QNAP - Entware-ng It's pure java, zero setup, and, useful for me at work, requires no admin rights to install - just unzip the file and include the jars in your classpath. Your connection line would then look like this:Ĭonn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/databaseName", "user", "password") Īfter getting a noddy program connecting to a MySQL database I moved to using the Apache Derby () database instead. Perhaps with that option you will also need to specify the port too. Sorry I know very little about it all, I'd just happened to stumble across the thread I linked to before seeing this one. Do you know anything about the new bind-address option in /etc/mysql/my.cnf? I can't make a JDBC connection regardless of whether the bind-address option is enabled or not. I can't get this working on a distribution that uses the bind-address option instead of the skip-networking option.i.e.
One shouldn't have to edit the /etc/hosts file just because MySQL can't determine that two hostnames are equivalent.Īlso, the skip-networking option is supposed to be replaced by the bind-address option. It works now but I don't know why MySQL has to be so fragile regarding this. I've tried granting all privileges to I've looked at the /etc/mysql/my.cnf and no skip-networking is not on, and I've looked in /etc/hosts and yes my hostname (neo), localhost, and localhost.localdomain is in that file, finally I've messed around with my firewall. I've tried all kinds of tricks like using 127.0.0.1 or localhost.localdomain instead of localhost.
Not allowed to connect to this MySQL server"'.ĭoes anyone know how to fix this and/or recommend a decent MySQL JDBC driver for Linux? Message from server: "Host 'localhost.localdomain' is
Server connection failure during transaction.ĭue to underlying exception: ':ĭata source rejected establishment of connection, Jdbc:mysql://localhost/mysql?autoReconnect=true&user=root&password=mypassword
#HOW TO INSTALL JDBC DRIVER FOR MYSQL UBUNTU WINDOWS#
I have always used mysql-connector-java-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar and it has worked fine on Windows XP (except for idle connection timeouts which is an unrelated issue.) When I try to connect to MySQL with. The problem I have is with the MySQL Connector/J JDBC driver.
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