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We select from the drop down, Default language to use (language code):, the appropriate language and click Next step. | We select from the drop down, Default language to use (language code):, the appropriate language and click Next step. | ||
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And we focus on the lines. | And we focus on the lines. | ||
Root User: adminCRERXju<br /> | *Root User: adminCRERXju<br /> | ||
Root Password: tccRTZ8-xCnK<br /> | *Root Password: tccRTZ8-xCnK<br /> | ||
Database Name: startdolibarr<br /> | *Database Name: startdolibarr<br /> | ||
Connection URL: mysql://$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT/ | *Connection URL: mysql://$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT/ | ||
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Click the right mouse button on OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST, click on edit and show us the value of the variable, copy and paste into the Server field as shown in the image below. We do the same for OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT variable and paste its value in the Port field. | Click the right mouse button on OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_HOST, click on edit and show us the value of the variable, copy and paste into the Server field as shown in the image below. We do the same for OPENSHIFT_MYSQL_DB_PORT variable and paste its value in the Port field. | ||
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Click Next Step and displays the following window. | Click Next Step and displays the following window. | ||
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Click Next Step and start creating tables in the database, necessary for the work of Dolibarr. | Click Next Step and start creating tables in the database, necessary for the work of Dolibarr. | ||
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Click in Next step. | Click in Next step. | ||
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Click in Next step. | Click in Next step. | ||
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The first thing to do is select MySQL (SSH tunnel) Network type drop down, in so doing, HeidiSQL adds a new tab called SSH tunnel, as shown in the image below. | The first thing to do is select MySQL (SSH tunnel) Network type drop down, in so doing, HeidiSQL adds a new tab called SSH tunnel, as shown in the image below. | ||
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We return to the Settings tab. | We return to the Settings tab. | ||
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[[File:Settings_heidisql.JPG|500px]] | [[File:Settings_heidisql.JPG|500px]] | ||
We fill the fields with the credentials of the database, select the database, click in Save and click in Open to test the connection. | We fill the fields with the credentials of the database, select the database, click in Save and click in Open to test the connection. | ||
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[[File:HeidiSQL_has_established_connection.JPG|500px]] | [[File:HeidiSQL_has_established_connection.JPG|500px]] | ||
And with that we end this tutorial. | And with that we end this tutorial. | ||