cached database connections?

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Spencerperry
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I'm using Flyspeed to connect to a bunch of MS SQL databases and it works fine.  I've connected to one MySQL database and it works fine as well (call it DBa).  I'm trying to add a connection to another MySQL database (call it DBb) on a completely different server, using both the name and IP, but it gives me the list of databases for DBa.  Am I doing something weird here?  Does flyspeed have some cache of connections that I could clear?

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Anonymous

Possibly you get connected to your MySQL database through the SSH tunnel. If so, you should set different local ports for each connection.

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Anonymous

I've failed to reproduce the problem with either version 2.9.6.11 or the newly released 2.9.6.12. What version do you use? Please update the tool if you use some earlier version.

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Malc Fowler

I have just experienced the exact same problem.  Previously linked to a database on a remote server, now I can't access the MySQL Database on LOCALHOST.  Flyspeed has retained my previous connection details and will not let them go 

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Spencerperry

Alas, I don't use the SSH tunnel.  I'm able to connect to connect to the database in question using MySQL workbench without a problem using the same port.  It's a bummer because it's been so nice keeping everything consolidated in one application

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Anonymous

Possibly you get connected to your MySQL database through the SSH tunnel. If so, you should set different local ports for each connection.


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