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1. INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU HOW TO
2. INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU INSTALL
3. INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU MANUAL
4. INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU CODE
5. INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU PASSWORD

INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU CODE

Of course, web development always peeks in (I'm a freelancer), and there are people who just crank code out like there's no tomorrow. Take your time, check your work, build your foundation of knowledge as you do things, and as you continue doing stuff well, your ability to do stuff well faster will improve. We don't have leaderboards for speedrunning X process, and in a week no one is gonna remember if you got the thing done in 15 minutes or 45 minutes. There's a saying in the fire service (and I'd imagine elsewhere): slow is smooth, smooth is fast. All of that is better than rushing something and introducing a problem that didn't need to be there. Let your brain cells warm up, do your due diligence and verify your procedure isn't gonna bork anything, review that syntax you haven't seen in a while (even if it's for loops in bash and you think it should be memorized). Not saying you're necessarily wrong, but a big part of my imposter syndrome is that random things take me longer than they should so to anyone else out there feeling the same, it's fine if this (or any other task) takes you longer than it feels like it should. And he didn't have any access issuesĪgain, I am very new to management people, so any help is appreciated! So I told him do you have any permission issues? If not then try to google the error first. When I say "I am busy", I mean I was busy at that moment.Our team maintains 87 bare metal, 300+VM, and 200+ containers.

I don't know him before, I am a new TL on the team.

INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU INSTALL

Is that normal that a senior engineer cannot find the solution to manually install PHPMyAdmin in Ubuntu? After getting off work, I found the solution within 2 hours and closed the ticket.

INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU HOW TO

I am busy and I really don't know how to reply to the message because I don't know the steps yet but I believe in we can find the answer on Google. After 4 days he pings me and said he has difficulty installing PHPMyAdmin.

INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU MANUAL

I told him the manual installation is acceptable. Because the frontend team only asked to install PHPMyAdmin on 1 server so I don't even ask him to write a SHELL /Ansible Playbook to automate the task. I assigned this ticket to a guy who holds a senior engineer. According to the official website, the latest version is 5.x. Because their servers are still using 18.04 so we will have PHPMyAdmin 4.x by default if we do apt install. The frontend team opened a ticket to my team to ask for installing the latest PHPMyAdmin. Give accessing it a try by going to your server’s IP address or domain name and add ‘/phpmyadmin’ to the end in your web browser.I am a sysadmin team leader in a small company to manage 3 people.

That’s it! You’re all installed and ready to go. To restart Apache, enter the following command: /etc/init.d/apache2 restart Save the file (CTRL + X and enter Y when prompted to save) and restart Apache2. Navigate to the bottom of the file and add the following new line to the file: Include /etc/phpmyadmin/nf The configuration file will load in Nano. To do this, enter the following command to alter the configuration: nano /etc/apache2/nf We need to alter the Apache configuration in order to access PhpMyAdmin. Step 3 – Configure Apache to work with PhpMyAdmin Next we need to change the apache configuration to allow us to use to access it.

INSTALL PHPMYADMIN UBUNTU PASSWORD

I’ve used the same password as the MySQL root password, but its up to you what you set here. You’ll be asked to set a password for PhpMySQL. Next you’ll be asked for an administrative password, this is the root password that was set during the MySQL installation in the previous tutorial. Next we’ll need to configure PhpMyAdmin’s database. You will be asked which web server is installed, choose apache2. Now we need to install the PhpMyAdmin package using: apt-get install phpmyadmin

Step 1 – Begin the PhpMyAdmin installationįrom terminal, we begin by changing to the root user in terminal by entering: sudo bash In this tutorial, I’m going to talk you through installing PhpMyAdmin on a linux web server. PhpMyAdmin is a handy web interface for managing local MySQL databases, and can make database queries, management and backups easy.