At the moment I can access a MySQL database by SSHing in terminal.
This prompts me for a passphrase for a key
ssh test-db01.somedomain.com
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/yourname/.ssh/path/to/key':
which I enter.
At this point I am in the remote host and can simply type
mysql
> SELECT * FROM users;
> ...
and mess around in the console.
This can be a bit cumbersome for me, and I want to connect up my SQL GUI (by tunnelling) so I can visualise all my records and stuff (I am using VSCode database tool), so it looks like this:
I have a bunch of config and keys corresponding to this host in my ~/.ssh folder.
The host I enter is the same one when I SSH in terminal.
That is, test-db01.somedomain.com.
As you can see I get a SSH error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND.
Any ideas what I can try here?
