Setup wordpress on directadmin

Richard G said:
You're welcome!
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May I ask you.

Is this interface a backup and restore of directadmin's entire domain system, database, configuration?

If I change vps, just reinstall directadmin and download the backup included in here, I will restore the wordpress site (domain, database, ssl, phpmyadmin, ....) right?

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I might do it an odd way, but I install a new vps, check that mariadb and php are not too much different (so not a very old one and on a new server a very new one). We use servers, not vps.
Then after installation, most things I do manually, so checking and comparing directadmin.conf and options.conf files and custom things I made.
After that I use the admin backup/transfer to transfer all domains with all their mail and databases.

Doing it via system backup and after that Admin backup/transfer might be a lot easier, but I didn't use it like that yet.
 
Richard G said:
I might do it an odd way, but I install a new vps, check that mariadb and php are not too much different (so not a very old one and on a new server a very new one). We use servers, not vps.
Then after installation, most things I do manually, so checking and comparing directadmin.conf and options.conf files and custom things I made.
After that I use the admin backup/transfer to transfer all domains with all their mail and databases.

Doing it via system backup and after that Admin backup/transfer might be a lot easier, but I didn't use it like that yet.
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Thank Richard G,
Can you show me how to setup phpmyadmin on directadmin?

When I click on phpmyadmin on directadmin the server is down.
 
cacanhmini said:
Can you show me how to setup phpmyadmin on directadmin?
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You don't need to set that up, that should work automatically because it's installed during setup.

Normally if it would not be installed you could issue these commands via SSH:
Code: 
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build set phpmyadmin yes
./build phpmyadmin
after that phpmyadmin should be accessible via /phpmyadmin like http://domain.com/phpmyadmin or httpd://server.domain.com/phpmyadmin or with https.
If your server crashes or goes down when you call phpmyadmin, you might have some issue which should not occur, you might best open a new topic for that.

P.s. please don't quote full post, don't use the reply button but the empty reply box below the post. ;)
 
I got 1 upgrade notification from Custombuild.

As I don't understand why php 8.0.18 upgrade to 8.0.17.
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Might be the custombuild plugin is not up to date or for some other reason it's telling it the wrong way. Happens once a while.
In this case don't upgrade.
 
thanks Richard G.
I don't understand what is the difference between Disk Usage on the right column and Disk Usage on the left column?
I've tried adding them together like the numbers can't be equal.

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Richard G said:
As you can see, above the left column it says "Bandwidth", so that is not disk usage.
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Excuse me, do you know how to export the database from phpmyadmin?

I want to export 1 DB from phpmyadmin like "network failed"

Can you guide me?
 
There seems to be a PHPMyAdmin bug with PHP 8.1 causing this error:
stackoverflow.com

I get "Failed - Network error" when exporting database from phpMyAdmin

I always find that error every time I export a database from phpMyAdmin using XAMPP. This is what it looks like, but, if I download another file from YouTube, or Pinterest, or any other site, then ...
stackoverflow.com stackoverflow.com

As a temporary workaround, you can use mysqldump (cli) to export your database:

Code: 
mysqldump da_admin -p "$databasename" > /path/to/$databasename.sql
 
cacanhmini said:
Excuse me, do you know how to export the database from phpmyadmin?

I want to export 1 DB from phpmyadmin like "network failed"

Can you guide me?
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I think you should install directadmin on Centos 7 / Almalinux. It's better. I install on it, and do not see any error
Choose php version for domain: You must install more than 1 php version, php1 should be 7.4. Directadmin support 4 php versions.
If you want install wordpress on Directadmin and if you are vietnamese, you can visit this link https://docs.saigondata.vn/huong-dan-cai-dat-wordpress-tren-directadmin/
 
mhsolutions said:
I think you should install directadmin on Centos 7 / Almalinux. It's better. I install on it, and do not see any error
Choose php version for domain: You must install more than 1 php version, php1 should be 7.4. Directadmin support 4 php versions.
If you want install wordpress on Directadmin and if you are vietnamese, you can visit this link https://docs.saigondata.vn/huong-dan-cai-dat-wordpress-tren-directadmin/
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This was an issue with a specific version of Phpmyadmin, not OS-related.
 
wtptrs said:
This was an issue with a specific version of Phpmyadmin, not OS-related.
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Yes. I think you know why i said 'php1 should be 7.4'. It's compatible phpmyadmin without any error.
Centos/Almalinux can upgrade to cloudlinux in the future. I am using cloudlinux for sale hosting. It's better. Ubuntu can not upgrade to cloudlinux
 
That is true, I just wanted to clarify that there's nothing wrong with installing Directadmin on Debian/Ubuntu per se, we've been using them for a long time.
 
Nothing wrong with using any of these operating systems, although you might find more people on this forum have experience with a red hat derivative.

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