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(Created page with "== DataGrip == === Make a new connection === * <kbd>⌘</kbd> + <kbd>;</kbd> to open the '''Data Sources and Drivers''' dialog, then <kbd>⌘</kbd> + <kbd>N</kbd> for a new connection. ** Or Select the '''Plus Sign''' icon at the top left of the app > '''Data Source''' > '''MariaDB'''. ** '''SSH/SSL''' tab *** Check '''Use SSH tunnel''' *** Click the '''three dots''' button to the far right of the '''Use SSH tunnel''' line to create a new tunnel (or select from...") |
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Revision as of 18:55, 15 February 2022
DataGrip
Make a new connection
- ⌘ + ; to open the Data Sources and Drivers dialog, then ⌘ + N for a new connection.
- Or Select the Plus Sign icon at the top left of the app > Data Source > MariaDB.
- SSH/SSL tab
- Check Use SSH tunnel
- Click the three dots button to the far right of the Use SSH tunnel line to create a new tunnel (or select from the drop down if one has already been created for this Namecheap hosting account.)
- Click the plus sign at the top left of the SSH Configurations dialog to add a new configuration.
- Host: IP or default URL for the Namecheap hosting account.
- Port: SSH port assigned to the Namecheap hosting account.
- User name: Admin user name for the Namecheap account, i.e. the account that has ssh access.
- Authentication type: Key pair
- Private key file: (path to a key file downloaded from cPanel)
How to remotely connect to a MySQL database located on our shared server - Namecheap Knowledgebase