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If you remove the entry for the tvserver from the client, will the client start?

It looks like you cannot connect to mysql. I am not sure if SkyNet is the server or the client, but if it is the server, then you need to configure mysql to allow connections from remote hosts. The easiest way to do that is to download and install mysql workbench and then config the system to allow those remote connections.

workbench->server administration->log on to your instance -> users and privileges:
you will see an entry for root from localhost, and you would need to change that to root from % to allow any host to connect to mysql

Also be sure that you can hit the server on port 3306. Using the telnet trick above on port 3306 instead of 554 should do the trick. You are just checking to be sure that you do not get a connection refused error.

<blockquote data-quote="mattjcurry" data-source="post: 939358" data-attributes="member: 116338">If you remove the entry for the tvserver from the client, will the client start?&nbsp;It looks like you cannot connect to mysql.&nbsp; I am not sure if SkyNet is the server or the client, but if it is the server, then you need to configure mysql to allow connections from remote hosts.&nbsp; The easiest way to do that is to download and install mysql workbench and then config the system to allow those remote connections.&nbsp;workbench-&gt;server administration-&gt;log on to your instance -&gt; users and privileges:you will see an entry for root from localhost, and you would need to change that to root from % to allow any host to connect to mysql&nbsp;Also be sure that you can hit the server on port 3306.&nbsp; Using the telnet trick above on port 3306 instead of 554 should do the trick.&nbsp; You are just checking to be sure that you do not get a connection refused error.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mattjcurry, post: 939358, member: 116338"] If you remove the entry for the tvserver from the client, will the client start? It looks like you cannot connect to mysql. I am not sure if SkyNet is the server or the client, but if it is the server, then you need to configure mysql to allow connections from remote hosts. The easiest way to do that is to download and install mysql workbench and then config the system to allow those remote connections. workbench->server administration->log on to your instance -> users and privileges: you will see an entry for root from localhost, and you would need to change that to root from % to allow any host to connect to mysql Also be sure that you can hit the server on port 3306. Using the telnet trick above on port 3306 instead of 554 should do the trick. You are just checking to be sure that you do not get a connection refused error. [/QUOTE]