phpMyAdmin - Error

[NicK2oo6]

Hi.
I have installed Apache 2, php, mysql, phpMyAdmin from Repositories
Everything installed okay without any errors.
I started them from runlevel
I have added HTTP Server to firewall rule
I have configured mysql @

mysql_install_db --user=mysql 
/usr/bin/mysql_secure_installation

Linux Apache MySQL PHP Server (lamp) - openSUSE

All done.

But... I get an error when I acces localhost/phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin - Error

Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check your PHP configuration. - Documentation

Maybe I haven`t installed extensions, maybe it`s something of permisons /var/lib - mysql

Or firewall

Please explain me detailed because I`m new in SUSE, I have done all the programs that I have with lots of hours spent on forums and sites, but in this case, I really don`t know how to solve.

In the end, I thank you all for your replies. I really apreciate.

[NicK2oo6]

Nobody ?

[erikro]

Hi,
just read the message and install what's missing.

bye

Erik

[ab@novell.com]

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Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check your PHP configuration. -
Documentation

That means that your PHP installation does not have the 'mysqli'
extensions present. Generally there are two types of MySQL libraries in
PHP: mysql and mysqli. The former have been around longer but the latter
add some newer functionality I believe (not sure, never cared). It
appears PHPMyAdmin is configured to use mysqli in your version so you need
to add those to where Apache and PHP can find them. Go into Yast and
search for things with 'mysql' or 'php' in the name and one of the options
is likely going to be 'php-mysqli' which is the mysqli module for PHP:

sudo /sbin/yast -i

Good luck.





NicK2oo6 wrote:
> Hi.
> I have installed Apache 2, php, mysql, phpMyAdmin from Repositories
> Everything installed okay without any errors.
> I started them from runlevel
> I have added HTTP Server to firewall rule
> I have configured mysql @
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> mysql_install_db --user=mysql
> /usr/bin/mysql_secure_installation
> --------------------
>
>
> 'Linux Apache MySQL PHP Server (lamp) - openSUSE'
> (http://tinyurl.com/a65dyt)
>
> All done.
>
> But... I get an error when I acces localhost/phpMyAdmin
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> phpMyAdmin - Error
>
> Cannot load mysqli extension. Please check your PHP configuration. - Documentation
> --------------------
>
>
> Maybe I haven`t installed extensions, maybe it`s something of permisons
> /var/lib - mysql
>
> Or firewall
>
> Please explain me detailed because I`m new in SUSE, I have done all the
> programs that I have with lots of hours spent on forums and sites, but
> in this case, I really don`t know how to solve.
>
> In the end, I thank you all for your replies. I really apreciate.
>
>
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[NicK2oo6]

First of all, hi to everyone.

1 erikro @ I`m new in the operating system, I`m not just that dumb, If I haven`t searched for the message error, I will asked "where aI will download that thing" - ps: I have searched and nothing

2 ab@novell.com @ I had installed php5-mysql | I don`t have any mysqli module available @ Yast to download...

LaterEdit: I have downloaded some modules for php5 and mysql and now phpmyadmin, seems to be working, thanks for your replies ! Have a great day.

[erikro]

Hi,

to search which package provides a module do this:

1. Start Yast
2. Open Software Installation
3. Put into the search the name of the module
4. Check "RPM provides"
5. Hit the search button

hth

Bye

Erik