phpMyAdmin

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Hello all, I hope someone can help me with my issue here...

First off this topic has to do with the phpMyAdmin that is attached to the DirectAdmin software...

Recently I have purchased a VPS server, and am trying to get my sites ported over from my previous hosting company before the billing cycle. I have been inpeaded greatly, by many different things. One of which is that the phpMyAdmin is not functioning to the standards of my old site hosting (using DirectAdmin as well)

BOTH the old and new hosting is a VPS system, AND both VPS's are from the SAME company...

Okay, sorry enough ramble, here is my problem

My old hosting @ user level allowed me to enter phpMyAdmin using the DirectAdmin login, and beable to view ALL the database files at once, which is very nice for making backups of your databases manually.

MySQL Database Examples
myuser_data1
myuser_data2

Login...
example.com/phpMyAdmin
username: myuser
password: mypass

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Now, the new hosting account, which I am getting very aggravated with, has a different out look on this...

I have try'd to login at the user level with the example information above, but it fails each time. I filed a ticket about the issue, and they claim, that that is NOT how phpMyAdmin works... They say that you must use the database name to login (to EACH of them one @ a time)

Database Examples
myuser_data1
myuser_data2

example.com/phpMyAdmin
username: myuser_data1
password: pass-for-data1

This is EXTREMELY annoying, considering I have to import 25 Database files (which are in one SQL file from my old hosting)

They told me that the current version of DirectAdmin is 1.32.0 (and that I should contact DirectAdmin about this feature, like its MY job... I personally think THEY should be doing it... But, who am I other then a paying customer right?)

Thank you all in advance for your input!
 
The phpmyadmin login should be the same as your directadmin user. It should not be per database. They must not have it configured right.
 
You must login with "da_admin" and the pass you have for the account unless you modify the permissions and give another account power over all the databases (not really recommended, considering there's already one account that has that).
 
Okay, nevermind - Thank you for your feed back... I got a smart tech for once... and he had to edit the permissions or something, idk but he said he fixed it :)
 
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