


This leads me to believe there are problems with the mysql driver.Subscribe: this video I will be showing you how to fix it when your cracked games keep opening in steam.Cracked Games. On a whim, I tried to connect to the host-machine's mysql server. Yet when I tried from the command-line it connects to mysql. Again I was unable to connect to the database from the IDE, nor did I see any packets arrive into the packet-trace. The configuration has the vm forward port 3306 => 33068 on the host-machine. I then tried to connect to the port-forwarded address from the VM. Just to verify, I ran mysql -h 192.168.22.20 -u bogus -p bogus I was able to connect to mysql and I saw the captured packets in tcpdump. I ran a sniffer (tcpdump) on the VM and there were NO connection attempts when trying to use phpStorm to connect to mysql. I tested via the command line and this too worked, but when I change the IDE datasource to this it failed as well. Instead of using the std 3306 at the IP of the vm, I could use 127.0.0.1:33068. I also tried port-forwarding from the VM to the host. I did NOT set up an ssh tunnel as the VM has full IP connectivity to the host machine and vice-versa. How Do I configure this to connect to the mysql server? So this leads me to the question as to why the connection error is specifying localhost and not the IP specified. This works like a champ, so this proves connectivity and appropriate permissions for the mysql user on the ubuntu VM. (see below)įrom the Mac terminal, I can execute a mysql to the remote box via: mysql -h 192.168.22.20 -u bogus -p bogus. Which seems erroneous as I am specifying a remote IP. (Connection refused to host: localhost nested exception is: : Operation timed out). The problem I am having is that when I try and configure a datasource for the IDE, I am getting error. This directory is mounted for the Ubuntu vagrant box. I am running a dev environment on a vagrant box with the project directory on my mac. JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o Subscription is active until August 22, 2018 You have a perpetual fallback license for this version
