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I am having trouble opening phpliteadmin from the CS50 IDE. I keep getting the error message "ide50-devon-brown.cs50.io refused to connect."

I had similar problems with running flask directly from the CS50 IDE, but was able to get around it by replacing the address provided by the IDE (http://ide50-devon-brown.cs50.io:8080/) with http://ide50-devon-brown.cs50.io/

I have tried different browsers (edge, chrome, firefox) and altered security settings, but continue to get the same result. I have also gone through the "running" section of pset7 several times and have run update50 multiple times.

I would really appreciate your help! I am running into quite a few walls on pset7, not being able to see the tables I am creating.

Thanks!

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  • Have you tried double-clicking finance.db to open it inside the IDE itself?
    – curiouskiwi ♦
    Dec 7 '17 at 0:13
  • Yes, I get the same error code there too
    – DevonB
    Dec 8 '17 at 0:33
  • have you run update50 recently?
    – curiouskiwi ♦
    Dec 8 '17 at 4:07
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phpliteadmin by default runs on a different port, 8082. When you start phpliteadmin on the terminal like phpliteadmin finance.db, you should see the correct URL, including the session password.

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  • Yes, I noticed that the ports were different. I was hoping someone might have another way for me to connect to that port or a way to change the port to 8080 so that I can at least view phpliteadmin (even if that means switching off between phpliteadmin and flask). I get the "ide50-username.cs50.io refused to connect." error message using the URL provided.
    – DevonB
    Dec 8 '17 at 0:37
  • Have you started phpliteadmin from the terminal and clicked that link it prints to the console? What does it say?
    – Blauelf
    Dec 8 '17 at 8:23
  • I face the same problem and I get an ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT in Chrome. Double-clicking on finance.db in the explorer directly also says "ide-username.cs50.io took too long to respond".
    – AmeyaS
    Aug 17 '18 at 3:54

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