Access to phpmyadmin webapp database with one_click_pma_login enabled

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I have enabled one_click_pma_login and disabled phpmyadmin_public, following this thread
https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/restrict-phpmyadmin-access.59031/

Documented here : https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=2473 & https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=2537

Database access works on user level and direct access to phpmyadmin is also blocked, that's good.
But not able to figure out how to access database for webapps ( roundcube, rainloop or phpmyadmin )

Anyone cane share where to find this link.
Thanks
 
bdacus01 said:
Those are admin databases done on the admin side.
Rainloop depends on how you set it up. It’s custom.
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Yes, but my question is how do i get access to admin databases via phpmyadmin if "one_click_pma_login" is set and "phpmyadmin_public" is disabled.
Using these setting phpmyadmin access is only from "MySQL Management" page on user level, that works for domain admin's but administrator account does not have this option because there is no domain and at user level mysql management link will forward you to create a domain.

Thanks
 
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Its right here.
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Do you see these? logged in as Admin?

Ok sorry I thought you meant how do you see PMA and roundcube themselves. The databases are maintained by CB you dont need to work on them. If you do for some strange reason you will need to disable public access and login as da_admin or go to ssh and work on them. Never needed to do that though.


I want all access to /phpMyAdmin only be accessible through DirectAdmin
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Thanks, yes i needed to access webapps database. Had to access rainloop database for making some changes from backup after server op change. I guess i would have to revert back the changes and re enable.
Maybe this should be added as option, there could be number of events that could warrant quick access to these databases by admin.
thanks for your help
 
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