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2. I have clicked on "OK" because I havenīt got a Database
3. The windows were closed and that message shown: "flushing administrative password"
4. I have typed "apt-get install phpmyadmin" again but it is already installed.
But the installation window wasnīt the normal window...
And when i use
Quote:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow phpmyadmin
It shows me:
Quote:
lqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu Configuring phpmyadmin tqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqk
x x
x Since you are reconfiguring phpmyadmin, you may also want to reinstall x
x the database which it uses. x
x x
x If you wish to reinstall the database for phpmyadmin, you should select x
x this option. If you do not wish to do so (if you are reconfiguring the x
x package for unrelated reasons), you should not select this option. x
x x
x Reinstall database for phpmyadmin? x
x x
x <Yes> <No> x
x x
mqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqj
i tryed it now, but it doesnīt work, because my Server isnīt localhost im hosting it by rent it on a Serverhoster (and i cannot do something with the Server while the Problem isnīt solved).
This is why i RECOMMEND that for the first 12 or so installs of the "lamp" stack
you build and MANUALLY install everything !!!!
then and only then save 30 minutes on the install and use the rpm's or deb's
setting up and CONFIGURING everything is VERY COMPLEX
not hard but COMPLEX
setting up a SECURE install of Apache
is complex
setting up the tables in the database -- while not hard can be a bit complex
adding the web based GUI "PhpMyAdmin "
IS RATHER COMPLEX if you want it SECURE
also all the other ancillary tools like
AWStats
perl
imagemagick ( if adding things that use images like " Gallery2")
all this makes for a bit of a "Gordian's knot" of complexity
none of it is hard to do
you just NEED to study like you would for taking a collage final exam
Originally Posted by DKI View Post
should i reinstall phpmyadmin? or is it possible that than there will be more errors?
First off, slow D.O.W.N. and take a deep breath.
What do the logs show in /var/log/* on Serverhoster ?
Thanks for your answer,
when i use nitrade.de/phpmyadmin (in this example my Serverhoster is nitrado.de but in real it is another)
I see a page form phpmyadmin where i could login (but I have no password)
But when i try to connect with my IP-Adress from my vServer (Example: "12.345.67.891/phpmyadmin")
It shows me:
Quote:
Not Found
The requested URL /phpmyadmin was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) Server at 84.200.24.187 Port 80
I think i must reinstall phpmyadmin, because I also have no password or username or something like that could specify.
Should I try to reinstall phpmyadmin? Or is it possible that there will come many Errors while trying deinstall and install phpmyadmin?
Quote:
What do the logs show in /var/log/* on Serverhoster ?
This is why i RECOMMEND that for the first 12 or so installs of the "lamp" stack
you build and MANUALLY install everything !!!!
then and only then save 30 minutes on the install and use the rpm's or deb's
setting up and CONFIGURING everything is VERY COMPLEX
not hard but COMPLEX
setting up a SECURE install of Apache
is complex
setting up the tables in the database -- while not hard can be a bit complex
adding the web based GUI "PhpMyAdmin "
IS RATHER COMPLEX if you want it SECURE
also all the other ancillary tools like
AWStats
perl
imagemagick ( if adding things that use images like " Gallery2")
all this makes for a bit of a "Gordian's knot" of complexity
none of it is hard to do
you just NEED to study like you would for taking a collage final exam
The installation was only with on step, i couldnīt type in a password or something like that, so it wasnīt the normal installation.
Sorry, my English isnīt the best and with Debian I also havenīt got much experience. So I think to do something manually by my own would be a BIG Mistake becauste than, everything were destroyed by myself
I think i must reinstall phpmyadmin, because I also have no password or username or something like that could specify.
No
you do not need to reinstall
you NEED to configure apache and mysql ( or MariaDB)
AND!!!
configure PhpMyAdmin's CONFIGURE FILE
please read , then REREAD
then reread the rereading as in study
think of it as ----
installing the software is a "pass / fail " only 400 class
and you MUST!!!!! get a 4.o in the class
No
you do not need to reinstall
you NEED to configure apache and mysql ( or MariaDB)
AND!!!
configure PhpMyAdmin's CONFIGURE FILE
ok, but why can everybody install phpmyadmin with
Quote:
apt-get install phpmyadmin
And than everybody can choose "Apache2" and the Password and so on..
And I could only click on "OK" and not more?!
And why can everybody completly install phpmyadmin only with the "configuration" in Putty (with the windows which are shown after you typed in "apt-get install phpmyadmin"?
Is it possible thate more Errors are available, when I REINSTALL phpmyadmin?
installing phpmyadmin
is easy
it is ONLY a collection of scripts
scripts YOU NEED TO CONFIGURE!!!
installing ONLY places them in the correct LOCATION
phpmyadmin
and Apache and php and meriadb are NOT like games
you MUST SET THEM UP AND CONFIGURE THEM
you need to configure apache to use the correct authentication that mysql/meria is using
yuo need to CREATE the data base tables in the DATABASE
and reset the default password
user:root
passwordassword
you then NEED to configure pahmyadmin to USE THE AUTHENTICATION method set up in Apache's httpd
installing the FILES
is only about 5 % of the needed tasks
installing phpmyadmin
is easy
it is ONLY a collection of scripts
scripts YOU NEED TO CONFIGURE!!!
installing ONLY places them in the correct LOCATION
phpmyadmin
and Apache and php and meriadb are NOT like games
you MUST SET THEM UP AND CONFIGURE THEM
you need to configure apache to use the correct authentication that mysql/meria is using
yuo need to CREATE the data base tables in the DATABASE
and reset the default password
user:root
passwordassword
you then NEED to configure pahmyadmin to USE THE AUTHENTICATION method set up in Apache's httpd
installing the FILES
is only about 5 % of the needed tasks
the other 95% is CONFIGURING EVERYTHING
Thanks,
is it possible that you say me, what to do step by step? :/ Because I really donīt know what to do becaue every tutorial is very easy only with a configuartion in the Setup. But by me there wasnīt more windows where I can cofigurate
And please ALSO answer this question: Is it possible that more Errors are available, when I REINSTALL phpmyadmin?
Ok, I have know completly reinstalled my vServer and installed again phpmyadmin. Now i could install it right without errors and could type in the password and so on, how it makes everybody.
But I have even the Problem I cannont connect to my vServer / to phpmyadmin with:
Quote:
12.345.67.891/phpmyadmin
(die Numbers are in this example only imaginary, so in real for every Number stands a other Number (between 1-9))
When I try to do this (to type in the "command" which is in the Quote in firefox) i see this "Error":
Quote:
Not Found
The requested URL /phpmyadmin was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) Server at 84.200.24.187 Port 80
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