Hello today something strange occurred when I was migrating some data.
This is what happen (test case):
Unfortunately I currently don't have the authorization to give more information about this DirectAdmin installation (only got user level access) as it might be a plugin that causes this bug. However I still recommend someone else to test it on their installation.
This is what happen (test case):
- Logged in successfully on DirectAdmin with user level privileges by visiting the following URL: <host>:<port>/CMD_DB?DOMAIN=<domain>
- Logged in successfully on PhpMyAdmin with the database username and its password on the following URL: <host>/phpmyadmin
- At the DirectAdmin page at the "Upload a Database Backup" section, I selected the database where I just logged into on PhpMyAdmin, my .gz backup file and specified the username and password which should be the same as the credentials I used for PhpMyAdmin.
- After submitting the page shows a well known broken pipe message: Unable to restore database <database_name> : ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user '<database_username>'@'localhost' (using password: YES) gzip: stdout: Broken pipe
- Now I logged out from PhpMyAdmin and tried to log in again with the same credentials, but unfortunately PhpMyAdmin now basically says the same as the broken pipe message.
- Modifying the password for the database user does give you back your access to PhpMyAdmin but after uploading a database backup you have to reset it again.
Unfortunately I currently don't have the authorization to give more information about this DirectAdmin installation (only got user level access) as it might be a plugin that causes this bug. However I still recommend someone else to test it on their installation.