JDBC Connection problem with Debian and MySQL

[James <ja...@news.utopix.ch>]

Hello,

I don't know what to do.....
I am using the normal example provided with james to access to mysql and 
I can't...
In phoenix.log, I see the exception when getting a connection (then it 
gives up)....

I've tried it using Mandrake distribution without any problem...

Under Debian, I found I have to remove the skip-networking option.
Typing nmap localhost, I can see 3306 open.
I can telnet to localhost 3306
Typing #mysql, then status.... I can see I am connected using TCP/IP mode...

but when I type mysql -h localhost -u james -pmypassword, it fails. 
although james users is allowed to access from any host....

I've also tried to access to another mysql on another machine, and it 
works fine....

what did I forget to configure ??

thank you

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Re: JDBC Connection problem with Debian and MySQL

[Jerome Lacoste <la...@frisurf.no>]

On Tue, 2003-12-02 at 00:48, James wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I don't know what to do.....
> I am using the normal example provided with james to access to mysql and 
> I can't..
[...]

> what did I forget to configure ??

sounds more like a MySQL config problem than a james one.

Can you copy the output of 

>  select User,Host from mysql.user;

Just ouf of curiosity...

J.