Howto phpmyAdmin

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I have installed a Web and LAMP server with Yast
I also have installed phpMyAdmin.
But how can I get access there is no phpMyAdmin folder under srv/www/htdocs/

2

The package from Leap installs the phpMyAdmin.conf file under /etc/apache2/conf.d.

# By default the /phpMyAdmin Alias is enabled for all vhosts.
# To disable the /phpMyAdmin Alias, run
#     a2enflag -d phpMyAdmin && rcapache2 restart
# This will make /phpMyAdmin unavailable on any vhosts.
#
# If you want to have the /phpMyAdmin Alias only on a specific
# vhost, add the Alias to the config of that vhost.

<IfDefine phpMyAdmin>
    <IfModule mod_alias.c>
        Alias /phpMyAdmin /usr/share/phpMyAdmin
    </IfModule>
</IfDefine>

<Directory /usr/share/phpMyAdmin>
...

phpMyAdmin is located in /usr/share/phpMyAdmin.

It is a web gui for mysql. Why do you want to access it on the file system? Open phpMyAdmin in your browser.

3

I wanted to make another database for a webserver
But I cannot start phpmyadmin
Thanks for starting the mariaDB sql

4

how to start phpMyadmin

5

You need to run the apache webserver, with the example file in place. You can do so by using the YaST http server module. Then go to localhost:/phpmyadmin

6

Werbserver works mariadb start phpmyadmin is installed bij Yast.
But http:// localhost:/phpmyadmin does not work: error 404

7

That is a : to much. And also a (blank space).

8

Henk is right. Sorry

9

http://localhost/phpmyadmin
Is still giving an error
While http://localhost/info.php
Is working and shows php information

10

Try

http://localhost/phpMyAdmin
11

Post #2 above.

@anton , did you read that?

And when yes, what did you do with it?

12

I did not read that just installed phpmyadmin by Yast how should ik know that?

13

phpMyAdmin is basically an interactive website. No executable. Follow the instructions in post #2 and go to the URL we gave you.

14

I don t understand the url adress you gave gives an error 404
How can i get access to phpMyAdmin.
Why is this changed.

15

Is the apache2 webserver running? You can check by going to http://locathost . It should say “It works!”
Or run sudo systemctl status apache2.service

Edit: forget this one, the webserver runs, otherwise info.php would not have worked.
Did you create a vhost for phpMyAdmin ?

16

Yes it works and php works also.

17

Sorry i am no programmer i just want to make a new database to setup a new wordpress website. Should be no problem i have done that so many times with phpmyadmin but now it all changed.

18

OK, I did this:
Installed the lamp pattern
Installed phpMyAdmin
In YaST Security and Users - Firewall I opened the apache2 port
In YaST Services manager configured apache2 and mariadb to start and to start at boot
Created a small index.html in /srv/www/htdocs, containing:

<html>
        <body>
Test gelukt
        </body>
</html>

checked http://localhost, “Test gelukt” is there.
checked http://localhost/phpMyAdmin, result:

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19

With this, things have changed indeed. No need for a vhost. Your issue most likely was the firewall.

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PS, I was just giving a proof of concept, not the mysql/mariadb setup