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DBForge can't connect with MySQL server, server is running



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I recently installed the latest version of MySQL Server.



I initialized it with --initialize-insecure so I have a "root" user with no password set.



The server is running, with the command mysqld --console I am able to start it.



I can connect to it through MySQL workbench just fine, port 3306, user "root", password not set



However if I try to use DBForge v7.2.34 the connection is refused, how can I solve this or at least debug the problem?










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    I recently installed the latest version of MySQL Server.



    I initialized it with --initialize-insecure so I have a "root" user with no password set.



    The server is running, with the command mysqld --console I am able to start it.



    I can connect to it through MySQL workbench just fine, port 3306, user "root", password not set



    However if I try to use DBForge v7.2.34 the connection is refused, how can I solve this or at least debug the problem?










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      I recently installed the latest version of MySQL Server.



      I initialized it with --initialize-insecure so I have a "root" user with no password set.



      The server is running, with the command mysqld --console I am able to start it.



      I can connect to it through MySQL workbench just fine, port 3306, user "root", password not set



      However if I try to use DBForge v7.2.34 the connection is refused, how can I solve this or at least debug the problem?










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      I recently installed the latest version of MySQL Server.



      I initialized it with --initialize-insecure so I have a "root" user with no password set.



      The server is running, with the command mysqld --console I am able to start it.



      I can connect to it through MySQL workbench just fine, port 3306, user "root", password not set



      However if I try to use DBForge v7.2.34 the connection is refused, how can I solve this or at least debug the problem?







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          After hours of research I figured out that it was a problem of user authentication, I had only a user 'root@localhost'. Turns out I needed an user 'root'@'127.0.0.1'



          After all of that, I discovered my version of DBforge does not support MySQL server v8.0






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            After hours of research I figured out that it was a problem of user authentication, I had only a user 'root@localhost'. Turns out I needed an user 'root'@'127.0.0.1'



            After all of that, I discovered my version of DBforge does not support MySQL server v8.0






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              After hours of research I figured out that it was a problem of user authentication, I had only a user 'root@localhost'. Turns out I needed an user 'root'@'127.0.0.1'



              After all of that, I discovered my version of DBforge does not support MySQL server v8.0






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                After hours of research I figured out that it was a problem of user authentication, I had only a user 'root@localhost'. Turns out I needed an user 'root'@'127.0.0.1'



                After all of that, I discovered my version of DBforge does not support MySQL server v8.0






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                After hours of research I figured out that it was a problem of user authentication, I had only a user 'root@localhost'. Turns out I needed an user 'root'@'127.0.0.1'



                After all of that, I discovered my version of DBforge does not support MySQL server v8.0







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