To set up a WordPress and phpMyAdmin environment using Vagrant, follow these steps: Install Vagrant: Download and install Vagrant from the official website (https://www.vagrantup.com/). Make sure to also install the required virtualization software, such as VirtualBox or VMware. Choose a Vagrant Box: Select a Vagrant box that suits your needs. For example, you can use the "bento/ubuntu-20.04" box, which provides an Ubuntu 20.04 base image. Initialize your Vagrant project by running the following command in your project directory: (more…)

Configuration file in phpmyadmin will require a blowfish_secret to be set. Ensure to check if the below line is has the needed value. (more…)

When new fileds are created as variable characters they get stored as latin1_swedish_ci as default. To change the default collation users will have to manually select the collation of their choice from the mysql admin interface such as in the case of phpmyadmin or will have to denote it in sql queries. To make a specific collation as the default, other option to give mysql an indication of it by having the needed collation name in my.cnf (mysql configuration) as shown below Edit my.cnf: [mysqld] collation_server=latin1_general_ci (more…)

Reason for the error is the availability of space allocated to the MySQL database in the specified partition. Easy fix for this is to go to the PhpMyAdmin interface (via CPanel/WHM) and identify the tables which has some value in under overhead column. Select ALL those tables and choose the option "Repair table" after you ensure that there is enough space in the database.

$ sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin For versions 7.10 and up, choose "Apache 2" from the screen "Configuring phpmyadmin" If everything goes fine, you can access phpmyadmin from http://servername/phpmyadmin If you have created users in MySQL, you can use those credentials to log into the database. The basic admin account is "admin" with no password. Phpmyadmin defaults to requiring you to login after 1800 seconds of inactivity. » MySQL Create User, Grant Rights http://kurinchilamp.kurinchilion.com/2009/04/mysql-create-user-grant-rights.html

phpMyAdmin is a web based interface to MySQL which is written using PHP for Administration of databases. Visual interface provided is intuitive and it saves time for the developers. (ver 3.1.1 is the recommended version as of this writing which runs on PHP 5/MySQL 5) Step 1: First we need to check MySQL is installed by issuing the following command [root@user Desktop]# which mysql If you get ... /usr/bin/mysql then, it is an indication that MySQL is installed in your machine. (more…)