Hi Richard, thanks for reply i'm stuck at step one of the link you gave me, when i execute the command for reset root password
If i check the file
/usr/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf
I see this, the user for mysql is admin instead root, if i use it to login on phpmyadmin, it works normally
If i try to build roundcube i get same error
It is like directadmin is not using the right credentials for mysql
I appreciate the time you take to respond and I ask you to please be patient, I'm new to directadmin, I'm fed up with cpanel!
Edit:
On my local CLI I entered to mysql using this commands
systemctl stop mysqld
systemctl set-environment MYSQLD_OPTS="--skip-grant-tables"
systemctl start mysqld
An this allowed me to see mysql database and then check the current usernames on it, and i see that there is a root user
Edit 2
Seems that the roundcube DB exist on mysql,
now i have another problem
--skip-grant-tables
This happens when i executed
systemctl stop mysqld
systemctl set-environment MYSQLD_OPTS="--skip-grant-tables"
systemctl start mysqld
I already do a FLUSH PRIVILEGES; as root and as admin
But seems that it not works