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i installed apache 1.(whatever it is now) and phpmyadmin. i moved all the php files to a subdirectory under www (eg. www/phpmyadmin/<i>files</i>.php), that didnt work. so i moved them to the www directory, that works. im assuming that theres some kind of setting in the httpd.conf that i don't understand that's keeping me from viewing subdirectories of the root. via a browser
when i run into problems like that sometimes its just the server being picky with the permissions. Whenever I have a directory in my document root i make sure that apache has permission to use it. Otherwise I'll get a stupid error. Maybe you should just check that the phpmyadmin folder isnt only set to give r/w access to root or your specific username.
edit: I just installed the phpMyadmin rpm myself and I think I see the problem youre running into. in the conf file it says it needs to be accessed with https on port 443. Right now I dont have port forwarding setup for port 443 so i cant get it to work. I don't know what your security configuration is like but this might be the cuase of your problems.
im 90% sure it is a permissions setting in the conf file, but i dont know how to change permissions or add a permission. as far as it being a port problem, i doubt it because both computers(server, client) are inside a firewall and like i said i can access the files from the www root but if i move all the files to a subdirectory, nothing.
Distribution: Mepis 3.3 Rocks / Mandrake 10.0 Official / Windows 98SE / Windows XP
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Greetings,
Just got done doing LAMP installations on three computers and have been able to us it. I admit my newbieness and once I got out of my own way it went well.
I am using Mandrake so tweak my procedure to fit you.
In Software install - input mysql in the search window then click search
Select all the packages and install them.
Repeat for apache2 and then for php
Repeat for webmin ( this is the best hidden and most effective program I have dealt with )
Even without webmin ( where you can check to see if your servers are working ), you should be able to type localhost in any browser and get the default Apache page.
Then download phpmyadmin and unzip it - as you did, move the folder to /var/www/html
Using packages is a weenie way, I know - and for those not yet coding, worked well enough for me
Good luck - if I can do this, you can too
It seems a million miles away ..... and it gets a little closer everyday
Awww Man!!! i feel all stupid now!!! after doing a google search for LAMP, i now knnow what you mean. you have my sincerest apologies!! I have all the packages installed i think its an access issue with apache though
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