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  4. How to use remote database for OP 3.0?

How to use remote database for OP 3.0?

Added by Michal Opacki over 11 years ago

Hi

I’m editing database.yml but without effect.

After running rake db:create:all I’m getting message:

“This task only modifies local databases. dialin_op is on a remote host.”

My .yml file looks like this for each type of DB:

MySQL (default setup).

production:
adapter: mysql2
database: dialin_op
host: 1*4.42.*0.41
username: *****
password: *****
encoding: utf8
socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
reconnect: yes
timeout: 5000

The database does not exist yet. Should I create it? What should I change to use the remote database?
Thanks in advance


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RE: How to use remote database for OP 3.0? - Added by Jens Ulferts over 11 years ago

Hi Michal,

yes, you have to create the DB yourself. This post should give you pointers on how to do it.

Best

Jens

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