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Database user "Allow remote connections from" option denied access for localhost

Aaron Elias

New Pleskian
Hi

I am running Plesk 12.5.30 on Windows Server 2012.

I have set up a user (say, site_conn) for access to the MySQL database. If I select the option Allow remote connections from on the Database > Database Users screen, I then get errors on our site saying that access is denied for user 'site_conn'@'localhost'.

According to the documentation, this option should allow local connections;

Allow remote connections from (the specified hosts). Select to allow access from the specified host names or IP addresses. Note that local connections will be allowed too.​

I have tried specifying localhost as one of the allowed hosts, but this is not retained. I also tried 127.0.01 and ::0 - but still get the error. I therefore have to switch back to the Allow remote connections from any host which is not ideal for security reasons.

Can anyone point me in the right direction please?
 
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