After installing LAMP server, phpmyadmin is not installed. phpMyAdmin make life easier at least I like it. Here is how to install it in ubuntu 11.04,
It's staightforward, although you need to provide some information, like server type, (Choose Apache), Database root password, phpMyAdmin Root password, etc.
And them restart apache by,
And try http://localhost/phpmyadmin/, If it does not work, then try the following,
Copy the content of apache configuration file at /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf into /var/apache2/http.conf (http.conf was empty in my case) and then restart the apache. OK, then the link, http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ should work.
sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql phpmyadminIt's staightforward, although you need to provide some information, like server type, (Choose Apache), Database root password, phpMyAdmin Root password, etc.
And them restart apache by,
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restartAnd try http://localhost/phpmyadmin/, If it does not work, then try the following,
Copy the content of apache configuration file at /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf into /var/apache2/http.conf (http.conf was empty in my case) and then restart the apache. OK, then the link, http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ should work.
For some reason, /var/apache2 did not exist. When I created the apache2 folder and then copied the apache2.conf file to that folder as http.conf it does not work. I will figure out the steps I hosed and report back. Bah. ;-)
ReplyDeleteDoh! I didn't check the [ ] Apache server. I just highlighted it. It's all good. ;-) Thanks for the tip. I just reran the install: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow phpmyadmin
ReplyDeletethanks a lot for ur suggestions friends
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