phpmyadmin shows a blank page

[Arashdn]

Hi,
Sorry for my bad English.

I have installed DA on my new server a few days ago
I haven't used phpmyadmin until now
now phpmyadmin only shows a blank page , page source is empty

I also build phpmyadmin again but nothing changed

What should I do?

Thanks in advance.

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

Did you search the forums, the issue was discussed here many times?

What is your link to

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

?

The PHP settings might influence it.

Did you read apache logs? Apache error logs? What is there?

 

[nobaloney]

What is your link to

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

?
The PHP settings might influence it.

Replying to point out that in the US and perhaps other jurisdictions as well, you can't get PCI clearance if you have an open phpinfo page that anyone can find; you should probably put it behind a Secure Certificate, and also put an .htaccess password in front of it for security. The PCI people don't like it when anyone can see your system setup.

Jeff

 

[zEitEr]

@Jeff,

If you've got another solution, you're welcome to suggest it, feel free to share it here or privately. With your note it might seem as if I try to get a top secret info from Arashdn, and someone might hesitate giving it after reading your words. As for me I want to know how PHP is built and that's it. Sure it won't give an answer why phpMyAdmin shows a blank page, but to solve the issue we should start from something detailed, but not discussing PCI related things.

 

[nobaloney]

I already gave a fix that satisfies PCI compliance. Deliver it only via https, and make the visitor type in an .htaccess password beore seeing the page.

I know this won't guarantee PCI compliance, since any user can install phpinfo, but I've done PCI compliance for a few clients, and each time we had to either delete or make unavailable openly any instances of phpinfo.

Jeff

 

[zEitEr]

I already gave a fix that satisfies PCI compliance. Deliver it only via https, and make the visitor type in an .htaccess password beore seeing the page.

I was referring to the subject but not PCI compliance, discussing of the last seems to be a little bit offtopic here.

 

[nobaloney]

Back ontopic: usually this is an incompatibility between version of php vs version of phpmyadmin, but could also be a permissions issue. Otherwise I'd suggest just what you would suggest; check your logs, or hire someone to figure it out for you.

Jeff