For our installation of Xerte we are required to use an installation of MySQL with a non-default port number. Does anyone have best practice on specifying this during v3.0 installation?
Appending :XXXX (where XXXX is the port number) to the database host name no longer works (after some digging the PDO mechanism does not like the port number supplied in this fashion). I've managed to append ;port=XXXX to the hostname to get this to work but this feels extremely hacky...
Last edit: 10 years 10 months ago by Martin.Baker@bristol.ac.uk.
Re: MySQL database install on non-default port
I've replicated this issue on our dev server with the latest Xerte install (3.1), i.e. I had to append ';port=XXXX' to the hostname on page 2 of the installer to get this to work.
Not a big deal but our security officer is a little concerned that no validation took place and perhaps other parts of the web UI are vulnerable?