Yes, I can use mclient locally and with yours and Neil's help, I can use mclient on the Mac and talk to the networked Database that way. This works. I can use Netbeans on the centos box to talk to the localhost'd database (and to a database running back on my Mac). Just not netbeans from my Mac -- fails like Aqua Data Studio. I did say previously that the machine name centos-modernization is NOT known to DNS. I can't ping centos-modernization. I must use an internal IP address for this database. Could the name resolution be a factor here? For my mac I have a specific DNS entry so that my machine name is usable on the network. Jim Fabian Groffen wrote:
On 12-11-2007 12:25:55 -0800, jsolderitsch wrote:
I checked the version of gcc I am using:
[awsim2@centos-modernization bin]$ gcc --version gcc (GCC) 3.4.6 20051222 (prerelease) for GNAT Pro 5.04a
This is quite old but the box is built to support Ada for another system being developed on the box.
Could the version of gcc matter?
If it works fine when connecting local (you could even try using a temporal ssh bridge: ssh -L50000:centos-modernization:50000 modernization) then it should work the same when from outside.
Can you verify it works correctly locally?
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