Remote MySQL 5.0 Hosting
I'm running a VPS at TekTonic.net and so far I have only one problem. I love TekTonic's services in general, but for some crazy reason, I can't get my MySQL server to work.
I've asked MySQL's support staff, and they haven't found an answer to date. I can do just about anything on my MySQL server EXCEPT add/remove a database, which creates a problem. A BIG problem.
what I'm looking for now is a remote MySQL host that will accept connections from my TekTonic-hosted VPS.
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