PhpMyAdmin multi user install troubles, help needed...

[GH]

Forgive me if this is not the correct forum, if anyone knows of a more
sutible place please let me know...

I have a win2003 server IIS6 and have been having fits loggin in to
the MyPhpAdmin using a superuser account(or any account for that
matter).

know matter how much I read and look around, mutitude of user
permission checks and a few changes, restarting the server, deleting
the cookie so I can try to log in again, I consinstantly get

Error
MySQL said:
#1045 - Access denied for user: 'ctl_usr@ka-boom' (Using password:
YES)
(I changed user names from 'pma' to 'ctl_user' in the create_table.sq l
)

I have read the docs 50 times, made sure I understood them (At least
as
far as a mutlti user env.)

re-read them again 20 times.
I used the create_tables.s ql in the scripts folder chose to use cookie
authentication, made certain the ctl_usr has the correct table
permissions on the mysql db, made certain that the config.inc.php file
had the correct user and pass in the
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser']= ctl_usr string and
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlpass'] string
I have made certain that the $cfg['Servers'][$i]['pmadb'] string is
set to the phpmyadmin db

and still having the same troube 2 days later.....

If any one here can shed some light
please respond, your time will be appreciated !

Glenn

[Alexander M. Turek]

Hi there,

GH wrote:

Forgive me if this is not the correct forum, if anyone knows of a more
sutible place please let me know...

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?gro...67&atid=377409

Regards,

Alexander M. Turek

[Joshua Gosse]

Ever try using Apache rather than IIS? It's better on virtually every level,
IMHO.

[Carlos Marangon]

Hi!

You need before all, open the file CONFIG.INC and configure it.
If you try run (PHPMy Admin, PMA for short) in your localhost
it will easily be installed because, and all you need is copy it into
a dir, because it already come with the DB seted up.

To run it in a server you need configure some vars in the CONFIG.INC
file

I hope this helps.

Best regards,

Carlos

ho*****@optonli ne.net (GH) wrote in message news:<d2******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>...

Forgive me if this is not the correct forum, if anyone knows of a more
sutible place please let me know...

I have a win2003 server IIS6 and have been having fits loggin in to
the MyPhpAdmin using a superuser account(or any account for that
matter).

know matter how much I read and look around, mutitude of user
permission checks and a few changes, restarting the server, deleting
the cookie so I can try to log in again, I consinstantly get

Error
MySQL said:
#1045 - Access denied for user: 'ctl_usr@ka-boom' (Using password:
YES)
(I changed user names from 'pma' to 'ctl_user' in the create_table.sq l
)

I have read the docs 50 times, made sure I understood them (At least
as
far as a mutlti user env.)

re-read them again 20 times.
I used the create_tables.s ql in the scripts folder chose to use cookie
authentication, made certain the ctl_usr has the correct table
permissions on the mysql db, made certain that the config.inc.php file
had the correct user and pass in the
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser']= ctl_usr string and
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlpass'] string
I have made certain that the $cfg['Servers'][$i]['pmadb'] string is
set to the phpmyadmin db

and still having the same troube 2 days later.....

If any one here can shed some light
please respond, your time will be appreciated !

Glenn

[GH]

> > made certain the ctl_usr has the correct table

permissions on the mysql db, made certain that the config.inc.php file
had the correct user and pass in the
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser']= ctl_usr string and
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlpass'] string
I have made certain that the $cfg['Servers'][$i]['pmadb'] string is
set to the phpmyadmin db

Carlos,
Thanks for your reply, I did mention that I did check the
config.inc.php
Maybe I missed something Ill go through it again...

Ever try using Apache rather than IIS

Joshua, yea i have considered it, and may just do it. unfortunatly
for me I have a bunch of stuff set up using IIS6 and would need a few
hours to re-configure.

Still pulling my hair out,
Glenn H