SiQueries
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SiQueries utilities for providing read-only user local database access.
Version 1.0.8
Introduction
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This util permits SiQueries customers to provide database access by
opening an SSH reverse tunnel from a SiQueries server to the customer
database.
Errors, comments, questions may be sent to support[at]siqueries[dot]com.
Requirements
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Requires a read-only database role (or authorization to create one)
and a local SSH client.
Supported Databases
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MySQL
PostgreSQL
Installation
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To install, type::
$ python setup.py install
To uninstall, remove the files
siqueries_install
siqueries_connect
Troubleshooting
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If you encounter an error while running siqueries_install, the file
/tmp/siqueries_error_log.html
may contain details on what went wrong. In any event, please feel free
to contact support.
Documentation
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Further documentation may be found at http://siqueries.com/
Package Contents
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siqueries_install
The configuration wizard
siqueries_connect
A script to keep the SSH tunnel alive
Changes
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-Package fixed siqueries_install
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Metadata
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