Hello all. My apologies for taking so long to return to blogging… it has been hard to find the time to make the move to WordPress; which BTW it seems keeping support to old permalinks will take some time, and I will do little by little.
In any case, now that I found some time to work on the move to WordPress, I have a problem that I can't connect to MySQL 5 instance, because it is listening on a different port… I need to find out how to specify an alternate port on my wp-config.php installation file.
Using define('DB_PORT', '3307') doesn't work… and using define('DB_HOST', 'localhost:3307') doesn't work either….
Any pointers to this is appreciated. Thanks in advance…
ceo
I am having exactly the same issue. I’ll let you know if I find a way around it, and I guess I’ll watch the rss to see if you do.
Cheers
So I actually got it to work on a fresh install using : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:port.
It could be that the issue you’re having is because the mysql client will connect through a socket versus a port when the ‘localhost’ name is used. You might try 127.0.0.1:3307.
Good luck.
Hi Bryan. I figured out my problem, which had to do with version compatibility issues between the MySQL client and server.