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Hi, I am trying to install Open EMR 4.2.0 on an Amazon Web Service Server. Already have Apache, PHP & MySQL setup. Someone else has installed Open EMR (that works) but I wanted to setup one as well to gain knowledge on how to do it on a server. I have done this with XAAMP on windows.

The thing is, no matter what the query is, code gets stuck on it and raises OperationalError: (2002, "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)"). I'm sorry to ask if this is stupid question because I'm begginer to python web programming, but I didn't find any useful information on google and the advised steps to deal with this either dont apply (I dont run server on localhost, I'm sure pythonanywhere doesn't have blocked ports for MySQL or that I would be able to open them, etc) or are more complex and I dont want to screw up my settings.

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It's just a little disagreement between 2 ways of connecting to the database. Your example assumes that the database is running on the same machine as the web server. On PythonAnywhere, this is not the case. To use your database on PythonAnywhere, just change your db line to:

Good afternoon, I would like to ask in this forum if anyone has knowledge of how I can access a local database that is on an external server, not the pythonanywhere database. For example, I created a mysql server on my computer and I would like my python application in the cloud to connect to this server. Does anyone have knowledge of how this can be achieved?

Hi, I am having same problem. Database settings are correct and I don't have extra settings file. Is there anything else that can cause this problem.ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)

ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)i am getting this error in bash console when i use mysql -u username -p entre password: mypasswordthe n this error came can you please help me out

The mysql.server script starts mysqld by first changing to the MariaDB install directory and then calling mysqld_safe. Adding an appropriate user line to the [mysqld] group in your my.cnf file will cause the server to be run as that user.

yes it works for me too....but I don't understand : in both of php.ini files conf (apache and php of MAMP) path of socket is good : socket=/Applications/MAMP/tmp/mysql/mysql.sockso why still looking for /tmp/mysql.sock ???

You are saying this user osTicketUser, should have type_of_permission on database_name (all tables) FROM localhost. To try to translate this it means only if the user is connecting from the localhost (i.e. the MySQL/MariaDB server). If your webserver and database server are on the server this is fine, if the web server / database server are not on the same server then it won't work. Why? Because you haven't granted the user permission to talk to it.

ntozier Yes this does make sense, however I still haven't been able to resolve the issue. I have explicitly granted permissions for my user to the database, and verified the permissions via SQL command. The web server and MySQL server are both being hosted from the same machine via WampServer. I'm pretty stumped on this one. Any thoughts?

I'd recommend that you talk to support for your hosted solution and see what they say. Maybe the webserver isn't actually located on the same server so you would need to provide it a specific IP address.

ntozier I'm not sure what other server it would be located on? WAMP takes care of the web server as well as the MySQL server as far as I know, and they're just hosted locally on that box, and accessed through a local network. How would I go about verifying the IP address for the two servers separately?

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Error you getting on a fresh installation of osTicket?

What are you putting for the web server name? Normally if it's locally hosted it should be "Localhost"

Can you take some screenshot, error logs of PHP, web server, osTicket, etc...

ramrajone Yes this is a fresh installation of osTicket, and I'm using localhost as my webserver name. There are no errors in the PHP or web server logs. I'll upload a screenshot of the error if that would be any help.

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I have already tried this. Still the issue I am facing. Something interrupted the query execution while the execution in between creating "document" table under IADemo . I am using mysql workbench 8.0

I have installed MySQL workbench from Snap Store and MySQL server 8.0 using apt. The server is running fine and I can access MySQL shell from terminal. But I am having issues connecting the Workbench to the server. I'm getting

I have setup a workflow that uses circleci next-gen convenience images, primary is openjdk and secondary is mysql. Everything works perfectly and I can talk to the secondary image via 127.0.0.1 to do what I need via mysql client.

The only problem is I cant work out/find a way to configure mysql server settings (that I would normally my adding/changing my.cnf) such as setting lower_case_table_names or explicit_defaults_for_timestamp that we need set. I know there are limitations to how docker images can communicate so understand if this may not be possible.

I am using OrCad CIS 16.5 and I would like to use my company server to host the CIS database. We are using mySQL. I have set up a database with the properties as described in the help and created a new odbm data source. However, if I want to create a new data source in OrCad CIS preferences it doesn't appear in the options. I was wondering if OrCAD accepts mySQL as data base? Does anyone have a document how to set up the database on mysql and integrate it into OrCad CIS? 2351a5e196