Overview:
So I recently decided to do the switch from Windows to Linux for sake of efficiency and how cheap Linux VPS are in comparison to Windows. I did the same setup as I would in Windows, except through Linux command line. I'm currently running on a VPS from OVH and am using CentOS 6 as my distro. OVH also port forwards all my ports.
Details:
Here are the series of commands I used to set everything up.
Here are the pictures of my console. As you can see, it looks perfectly fine:
Server start
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Configuration files have all information (mysqsl pass and host IP address). Localhosts are also hex edited. Also asked several friends to test connections to the server. All have the same issue.
So I recently decided to do the switch from Windows to Linux for sake of efficiency and how cheap Linux VPS are in comparison to Windows. I did the same setup as I would in Windows, except through Linux command line. I'm currently running on a VPS from OVH and am using CentOS 6 as my distro. OVH also port forwards all my ports.
Details:
Here are the series of commands I used to set everything up.
Code:
yum install mysql mysql-server
yum install wget -y
rpm -Uvh >>jdk 7 link<<
rpm -Uvh >>jre 7 link<<
// Extracted unlimited str files to regular locations
/etc/init.d/mysqld start
mysqladmin -u root -p >>my password<<
mysql -u root -p
// Import server files through FTP client.
// Modified .bat to .sh syntax
// Modified config files to match server IP address.
// Compiled on desktop and imported jar through FTP
./launch.sh
// Everything boots up fine and looks nice.Server start
Configuration files have all information (mysqsl pass and host IP address). Localhosts are also hex edited. Also asked several friends to test connections to the server. All have the same issue.