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applications:connect:macsql [2023/02/13 21:31] – gregbalcoapplications:connect:macsql [2023/02/13 21:34] (current) – gregbalco
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 The first thing is a MySQL client. The free version of TablePlus ([[https://tableplus.com/]]) works fine on Mac and Linux. I suggest starting with this one. For Linux systems, there are a few other options but TablePlus works well for our purposes. The first thing is a MySQL client. The free version of TablePlus ([[https://tableplus.com/]]) works fine on Mac and Linux. I suggest starting with this one. For Linux systems, there are a few other options but TablePlus works well for our purposes.
  
-**Note:** Previous users who used the Sequel Pro program will no longer be able to connect to the latest version of ICE-D because we have updated the database to the latest version of SQL, which is unfortunately not supported on Sequel Pro.+**Note:** Previous users who used the Sequel Pro MySQL client will no longer be able to connect to the latest version of ICE-D because we have updated the database to the latest version of SQL, which is unfortunately not supported on Sequel Pro.
  
 If you have a Mac or Linux machine, SSH is already installed (Mac) or most likely already installed (Linux), so you just have to generate the key pair. If you have a Mac or Linux machine, SSH is already installed (Mac) or most likely already installed (Linux), so you just have to generate the key pair.
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 This will spit back a long code string with 'ssh-rsa' at the beginning and the name of your computer at the end. Copy the entire string, paste it into an email, and send it to Greg or Joe.  This will spit back a long code string with 'ssh-rsa' at the beginning and the name of your computer at the end. Copy the entire string, paste it into an email, and send it to Greg or Joe. 
  
-Once Greg or Joe has installed your SSH key, open TablesPlus (or whatever client -- all MySQL clients should behave fairly similarly) to connect to the database. When you are given the opportunity to do so, 'create a new connection.' Give it a sensible name (e.g., 'ICED remote via SSH' or something). The connection details should look like the following:+Once Greg or Joe has installed your SSH key, open TablePlus (or whatever client -- all MySQL clients should behave fairly similarly) to connect to the database. When you are given the opportunity to do so, 'create a new connection.' Give it a sensible name (e.g., 'ICED remote via SSH' or something). The connection details should look like the following:
  
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 For the lower half, you will need to enter something for 'Server', 'Port', and 'User.' The port is 22, the default. The SSH user is 'iced.' You can get the SSH server name from an administrator. Because you have exchanged SSH keys with the server, you will not need to enter an SSH password, but you will need to make sure the 'Use SSH key' box is checked.  For the lower half, you will need to enter something for 'Server', 'Port', and 'User.' The port is 22, the default. The SSH user is 'iced.' You can get the SSH server name from an administrator. Because you have exchanged SSH keys with the server, you will not need to enter an SSH password, but you will need to make sure the 'Use SSH key' box is checked. 
  
-Make sure to do whatever you need to do to save all the connection parameters for future use. Now try either 'Connect' or 'Test' to see if it works. If you 'connect' in TablesPlus, a window will come up instructing you to 'press command-K to select a database.' If that, or the equivalent thing in a different client, allows you to select a database called 'iced,' you're done. +Click 'save' to save all the connection parameters for future use. Now try either 'Connect' or 'Test' to see if it works. If you 'connect' in TablePlus, a window will come up instructing you to 'press command-K to select a database.' If that, or the equivalent thing in a different client, allows you to select a database called 'iced,' you're done. If this doesn't work, send Greg or Joe the specific error message you received.