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- MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 Hello guys, I have prob with MySQL connecting on my vps (linux) My server runing since 2 month and this is first day when i got error on navicat Too many Connections! Website down,Forum tell sql connection problem,Invaild password in game and i need allways restart mysql with this command /etc/init.d/mysqld restart and after restart server to for work again. I dont know why make this my mysql...Its possible how someone attack my MySQL port and this is make down it? - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 + How i can change my mysql 3306 port to other? in /etc/my.cnf not have any port number thing on my vps for change it... - WorldOfWars - 01-28-2014 you cant change the mysql port , or change all configurations but i dont know if is possible - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 you cant change the mysql port , or change all configurations but i dont know if is possible Ok thanks... - LikeToMove - 01-28-2014 Hello Mr, if you have problems with a (possibly) MySQL attack you can bind your mysql server to 127.0.0.1 I know, in this way you cannot be able to connect via navicat, but just use a bit of brain, you can simply use a web tool like phpmyadmin and secure the access using .htaccess ![]() my.cnf bind-address = 127.0.0.1 - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 Hello Mr, if you have problems with a (possibly) MySQL attack you can bind your mysql server to 127.0.0.1 I know, in this way you cannot be able to connect via navicat, but just use a bit of brain, you can simply use a web tool like phpmyadmin and secure the access using .htaccess ![]() my.cnf bind-address = 127.0.0.1 Hello,LikeToMove,Thanks for help ill try it soon as its possible and tell tomorrow worked or not ![]() It would be good if you can tell me install for phpmyadmin too please ![]() - LikeToMove - 01-28-2014 This is a *little* guide for phpMyAdmin on centos systems. You need just to skip the second step (MySQL Installation) 2 - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 This is a *little* guide for phpMyAdmin on centos systems. You need just to skip the second step (MySQL Installation) 2 Thanks.Im installed it alredy now ![]() I hope now no more attack for mysql server - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 @2 Can tell me how to make .htaccess for it? please - MrBuSta - 01-28-2014 Solved.Close please |