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Yeah,this is my first lesson but still,it is very good one for me so i will not repeat mistakes in future.phpMyAdmin is just an interface for MySql...if you deleted your databases then they are completely gone and cannot be recovered unless you had made backups (which is always a good idea to do regularly).This is just a lesson you will have ot learn from....sorry -
it's okay,man. well,i am newbie to programming. i burn my midnight's oil on this. i was trying to set up my blog site that will be my first site.Well, if you deleted all your databases, you lost your data and you would have to start all over with your site. I don't understand what you have done :)I'll hand over this problem to more advanced SQL users. I can't help you any further, sorry. -
No wonder, reinstalling cannot help anything. I deleted all databases from phpMyAdmin and think that I use Apache to configure with PHP, MySQL and Perl.If you reinstall MySQL, the database itself would not be deleted, only the installation of the software. So reinstalling doesn't help. How anyway were you able to delete the root directory? :)Do you use Windows Server or Apache? -
I accidentally deleted the root directory from phpMyAdmin and am not able to access to phpMyAdmin so I checked on MySQL but I could not get into MySQL because I do not know what is the actual current password so I reinstall MySQL and the result is the same. Please advise me. Thank you very much.
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Hello there and sorry for not introducing myself earlier,I am Thomas (Senior) from Singapore (Southeast Asia) because there is one person also named Thomas and I am 29 years old; much older than Thomas (Junior). I do enjoy reading your forum and learn many things here as well as good free navigations here. I am going to take up the HTML, ASP and later XML Certification soon. I hope to get the certificates before the end of this year. I do have plan to upgrade my skills and knowledge afterwards. I am much keen in programming and web design.
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i better keep my feet stand up from PERIL!lol cool.. I think you need to un-install Peril !Thats just too good.. -
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I forgot these codes totally till I got the answer from other forum. Since I plan for blog design, I decided to explore new things like this. I did add extension=php_mysqli.dll after extension=php_mysql.dll (removing the semicolon) in php.ini file of C:\php5 folder. This enables support for the MySQL-specific functions that will be used by my blog.Do you have any idea what was wrong? Was it just that you were using mysql for the extension when it was really mysqli? (How exactly are those two different, ive never used mysqli, only mysql..) -
Oh man, I thought that he means it seriously! Thanks... Anyways, I finally accessed to phpMyAdmin by adding php codes in config.inc.php:lol, he was just joking with you.<?php$i = 0;$i++;$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = 'http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/';$cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli';$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'http';?>
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Should I remove Peril? I did add these lines to config.inc.php but the results are still same; failed connection. I cannot wait to start my blog site.The problem is obviously that you installed Peril! It creates a very perilous environment!You need to put your password for MySQL in the phpMyAdmin config file. Add these lines to the config file:$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser'] = 'root';$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlpass'] = 'your password';Also, I think phpMyAdmin kicks ######! It's a great tool. -
Yes, I set my password for MySQL.When you installed MySQL, did you set a password for your root account, it asks if you want to set a password in the installation. -
phpAdmin version I installed earlier is 2.8.2.4.May I ask what version of phpMyAdmin are you using?
well, it is my first time to do the programming. What is the actual user for root@localhost? I think that I need to source out more on this so please enlighten me. Thank you.phpMyAdmin isnt actually all too bad, but I guess you could go with making your own MySQL center.. Its sounds like your username. are you sure its root?
It's ok as long as I learn new things from here. So what is the programming software for creating your own admin control panel?My I come in between and say that I think phpMyAdmin sucks? :)But that is my opinion, ignore me This is besides the point.I always create my own admin control panel, less danger in doing something wrong, and possibility to hanbd over permissions to your mods if you have. -
hi, can you please correct me for the top 2 $cfg lines? I opened "config.inc.php" file under phpMyAdmin folder and then entered the same codes that I mentioned earlier. Where can I find the root password to verify its status? thanks lot.double check the calues in the top 2 $cfg lines, i think its not correct.a friend say that the address should be http://localhost, not sure bout it thoughdid you make any changes to config.inc.php? The root pw should be blank -
Hi all,I would like to seek for your help or advice on my phpMyAdmin problems.I have already installed the latest versions of Apache, PHP, Peril, MySQL and phpMyAdmin for creating my own blog site but I have a problem with phpMyAdmin:- When I typed "http://localhost/phpMyAdmin on my browser, I received the error message saying that MySQL said: #1045 - Access denied for user 'root@localhost'. Is there something wrong in my "C:\htdocs\phpMyAdmin\config.inc.php"? The codes in "config.inc.php" are:<?php$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = 'http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/';$cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli';$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'http';?>Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you very much.
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