PhPMyadmin not accessible

[DA31387]

Hi,
After my DA installation, I have not been able to access to PhpMyadmin from the reseller or user panel when prompted to login. Any idea what login information I need?
Thanks

 

[SeLLeRoNe]

You need to create at least 1DB using DA for then access to phpMyAdmin.

Regards

 

[zEitEr]

Any idea what login information I need?

You can login with username da_admin and its password (usually it's the same with admin's password to directadmin). With user da_admin you'll get root access to MySQL server.

 

[SeLLeRoNe]

Zeiter da_admin password is never the same as admin pass is i know..

For be sure check that, is stored in /usr/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf

Regards

 

[zEitEr]

Are you sure?

Compare passwords from /var/log/directadmin/install.log and /usr/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf on a server with fresh installed directadmin. Aren't they the same in your case?

 

[SeLLeRoNe]

Ah... you right as usual... never knew was the same on installation, ive always changed so fast to dont really check that

 

[DA31387]

I will wait till I create a database

OK, thank you so much!

 

[DA31387]

PhpMyadmin password

Well,
In my server, DA admin does not have root access. if you use ssh to access the server, "root" is the only user name with root access. In addition, DA admin does not have access to phpMyadmin either. So when I create a database for a domain, I am sure I will have access.
I must say my experience with debian 6.0 has not been great, and that's probably my last web server with Debian. Something as common as dns is not working. So I am not surprised that I have other issues that are different from the norm.
Regards

 

[zEitEr]

DA admin does not have root access.

And that's OK.

if you use ssh to access the server, "root" is the only user name with root access.

And that's OK too.

In addition, DA admin does not have access to phpMyadmin either

And that is also OK, you should use da_admin to access phpMyAdmin with superuser priveledges.

You might want to access phpMyAdmin as root, and root's password for MySQL can be found in setup.txt in directadmin directory.