Thanks This should be clearly reflected in the general documentation. I don't see its description in the default monetdb?.conf file. regards, Martin Stefan Manegold wrote:
Colin,
for quite a while, the default for MonetDB (IMHO both 4 & 5) is to allow only local MAPI connections.
To allow remote clients to connect to the server, you explicitely need to open the mapi port for remote connections by starting the server with
mserver5 ... --set mapi_open=true
or by adding a line
mapi_open=true
to you monetdb5.conf file before (re)starting the server.
Stefan
On Wed, May 16, 2007 at 05:03:06PM -0700, Colin Foss wrote:
I installed MonetDB5 using monetdb-install.sh. I d/l'ed the script today.
The binaries compiled fine but I am unable to connect from a different computer besides the host.
i.e. mserver5 running on serverA, client running on desktopB.
desktopB> MapiClient -l sql -h serverA -umonetdb
MapiClient never returns. In another window I ran netstat and can see the connection from desktopB to serverA on the correct port (50000). Using 'telnet serverA 50000' I can see mserver5 responding with:
46:avuaOb0v:mserver:7:SHA1,MD5,crypt,plain:3412
Any ideas?
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