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phpMyAdmin woes
Was wondering if anyone has had this problem before..
I installed phpMyAdmin with YUM from the RpmForge repository. I'm on CentOS 5. It installed to /usr/share/phpmyadmin/. I did Code:
# cp -r /usr/share/phpmyadmin/ /home/example.com/public_html/phpmyadmin/ Code:
... client denied by server configuration: /usr/share/phpmyadmin/ I did NOT do any linking, or symbolic linking, or anything of the sort. No Aliases in httpd.conf. So, to troubleshoot I added: Code:
Alias /phpmyadmin/ /home/example.com/public_html/phpmyadmin/ But... Problem #2: I can't run setup.php in the scripts folder. The page loads, buttons don't do anything. So I manually config config.inc.php. With the manual config done, I finally go back to example.com/phpmyadmin. So.. it doesn't load. Check Apache error logs and see: Code:
... user root not found: /phpmyadmin/ So I chown /usr/share/phpmyadmin/ Code:
# chown -R example.com:example.com /usr/share/phpmyadmin/ Now phpMyAdmin works. --------------- So, why is it doing this? I made no symbolic links. There is nothing else anywhere in httpd.conf referring to phpMyAdmin other than the Alias I had to set up. I even restarted the server. Restarted all the processes. Thanks for any help. |
If you needed it, why didn't you just install it yourself (instead of using RPMs, which are probably outdated)?
The configuration files probably pointed to /usr/share because that is the default install location for the RPM. |
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1. The RPM is completely up-to-date. 2. Config.inc.php makes no mention of /usr/share/ AFAIK that is the only config file that exists in phpMyAdmin. So I guess I'm going to have to FTP the files onto my harddrive, and search through every single file for some mention of /usr/share. Which doesn't really make sense anyway, why would a web app have hardcoded links to something that's not even in a web root? ---------- OK, so no mention of /usr/share in any of the files I checked. (All files in the main folder, and in the /scripts folder). So, again, I'm asking why this is trying to point back to /usr/share/ when I COPIED the files, no linking, no symbolic. Nothing. Again, there is nothing in httpd.conf pointing phpmyadmin to /usr/share/ |
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