hi, well, i've Arch linux, but it doesn't matter. got apache, mysql, and php5 working perfekt. i can see localhost and everythink is OK but i decided to run my very own intranet. into /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf I added: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName petr-comp ServerAlias petr-comp *.petr-comp DocumentRoot "/home/petr/WWW" </VirtualHost> Code (markup): from other computers (windows XP, but it doesn't matter) in my home net, when i write my IP or petr-comp to URL of browser, i see my localhost. works perfect. but, i want my computer to work just a server, so i have to manage everything from other computers. sharing files is ok, but firts problem is MySQL I want to access my MySQL DB from win. I use dev.mysql.com/downloads it's a great admin.. so i tried to login, by MySQL Administrator login: root (just MySQL account) password: my_psw server: petr-comp (or my IP) port: 3306 (that is default) try to log in, but error:-( tried to ping (by MySQL Administrator and successfully done) login and passwod is correct, server works, so i see problem in port in my httpd.conf i found listen:80 so i tried to change port in MySQL Admin to 80, but nothing changed... thanx for help
let me take a usual wild guess at what the error was - 'access denied' - right? you have to allow remote connections, i.e. connections from ips other than your localhost to be able to connect. i'm not sure what the correct/best procedure to correct this is but i know editing a conf file for certain is the only way atm...a quick google search gave me this http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-database-server.html Code (markup): but it's probably best to google around to see how other people do it.