Hi, Im new to this.
phpmyadmin files are in usr/share/phpmyadmin
but i cant find anything in my apache2.conf or httpd.conf files that point to that directory.
How do I find the route taken from the Server root "ServerRoot "/etc/apache2"" to the phpmy admin files.
Thanks
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Apache Config
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Re: Apache Config
Normally, you can use phpmyadmin by typing in the address of your server like so:
no additional setup is normally required. You might need to restart your web services though or just have the system reboot to make your changes take effect.
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http://mywebserver.com/phpmyadmin
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http://<ip of server>/phpmyadmin
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Re: Apache Config
Hello,
I'm not trying to get it to work , it does. I am trying to find out how, since phpmyadmin and the www root are in very different directories, how the server knows where to serve the files in that directory. I have looked at the config files and have not found anything.
Thanks
I'm not trying to get it to work , it does. I am trying to find out how, since phpmyadmin and the www root are in very different directories, how the server knows where to serve the files in that directory. I have looked at the config files and have not found anything.
Thanks
Re: Apache Config
I don't want to hijack your thread but can you point me to how/where you got your PHP stack going on Debian?
Re: Apache Config
I'm not sure, I used apt-get. If you could tell me where to look for the url, I'd be glad to tell you.
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Re: Apache Config
mike628 wrote:Hello,
I'm not trying to get it to work , it does. I am trying to find out how, since phpmyadmin and the www root are in very different directories, how the server knows where to serve the files in that directory. I have looked at the config files and have not found anything.
Thanks
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/etc/apache2/conf.d
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