${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_DB_HOSTNAME}
#hostname is different in vercel logs than what i have in env
worthy blaze
wrap `` around
fetch(${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_DB_HOSTNAME})
fierce silo
hmm, this is not jQuerry to use $
quaint timber
what Vercel give response to you?
nocturne zealot
are you sure you want this env var to be public?
fierce silo
what Vercel give response to you?
where i can check this
fierce silo
are you sure you want this env var to be public?
for moment, yes
quaint timber
where i can check this
- open Vercel
- click project
- click
View Function Logs - wait until the loading done
- try access your website
btw, if you are using env you need to add, on Vercel Environtment as well
nocturne zealot
for moment, yes
public here means it is accessible from your client-side scripts. that's definitely a major security issue - use a private env var and console.log in server side functions then see the log as above mentioned by Wans
fierce silo
are you sure you want this env var to be public?
Access denied for user 'myusername'@'ec2-3-236-108-51.compute-1.amazonaws.com'
now i will tri to add env on vercel too
worthy blaze
the hostname contains the key?
quaint timber
Access denied for user 'myusername'@'ec2-3-236-108-51.compute-1.amazonaws.com'
sometimes, if you get Denied Error it means your third-party (this case: AWS) has blocked your IP
fierce silo
what i need to do in this case? emails with host support?
quaint timber
just for reference @fierce silo https://javascript.plainenglish.io/connect-mysql-and-authentication-on-next-js-761d12340e4f
fierce silo
This is what i did 🙂
fierce silo
tried everything, the result is the same 😦
don't know what to do
this is what i'm geting on api page
quaint timber
You may to check your log on dude