IdM doesn't support non-default port on mysql 4.1 as repository??

Hi
IdM doesn't support non-default port on mysql 4.1 as repository??
IdM version is 6.0.
I setup mysql 4.1 using non-default port 3307.
(default port is 3306)
During setup wizard,
the URL [jdbc:mysql://localhost:3307/waveset] doesn't work.
I am getting following error.
com.waveset.util.InternalError:
==> com.waveset.util.ConfigurationError:
==> com.mysql.jdbc.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure due to underlying exception:
Of cource,
the URL [jdbc:mysql://localhost/waveset] works well
when I setup mysql using default port.

Hi,
it does work with non standard ports but whatever port you specify it will always try to connect to the default port before actually changing the repo setting.
Therefore use the switches -n -o $WSHOME/WEB-INF/ServerRepository.xml to write the new configuration without performing the broken checks.
Regards,
Patrick

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