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Resolved How to automate remote access to MySQL?

tkoa

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Debian 10.13
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian v18.0.53_build1800230619.12
Hello!
I want to insert, each day a different ip in the specific part located here: admin/database/settings or here: /smb/database/edit-user/id/XX
Our ERP connects to different MySQL databases to extract and add info and we have our server with dynamical ip. We use no-ip but when we insert the domain, plesk doesn't resolve the ip, so we have to add manually when it changes the ip.
So we want to make a bash script with a cron job to add the current server ip. We only want to accept remote connections from specific ip

Where is located that configuration?

Thank you
 
I solved that with a bash script and using plesk bin and using -add_access.
So this topic is solved for me
 
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