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    Remote SQL into Cloudron's App DB for debugging purposes

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    • Lonkle
      Lonkle last edited by

      So, I've been running into this issue (https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3477/cloudron-cli-and-nginx-routing-weirdness/24?_=1603398817981) more often lately and I was avoiding it, but would really like to debug it.

      So, awhile back @girish taught me how to Remote SQL into app's DB's via this post: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3235/does-cloudron-support-remote-sql?_=1603398817985

      And that's been wonderful. But now I need to do this for Cloudron's App DB itself to figure out this latest issue and I can't find just the right settings to make it work.

      Has anyone else gotten Remote SQL into Cloudron's App DB to work before? And if so, what did your alterations to the settings look like in compairson to the thread mentioned about Remote SQLing into app's specificially? @appdev

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      • nebulon
        nebulon Staff last edited by

        What do you mean with Cloudron's App DB? Like the main platform database?

        That would be simply available on your host system only on localhost. You can access it with mysql -uroot -ppassword box (password is literally password) Of course you are on your own if you tinker with that database, changing things there might break the system.

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        • Lonkle
          Lonkle @nebulon last edited by

          @nebulon said in Remote SQL into Cloudron's App DB for debugging purposes:

          What do you mean with Cloudron's App DB? Like the main platform database?

          That would be simply available on your host system only on localhost. You can access it with mysql -uroot -ppassword box (password is literally password) Of course you are on your own if you tinker with that database, changing things there might break the system.

          I honestly never would have figured out the password (not joking), thanks, that worked! ☺️

          Is there only one cloudron database which is "box"?

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