PHPMyAdmin

[SCS]

Running PHP 4.5.7
PHPMyAdmin 2.5.7-pl1
IIS 6

I am thrying to get phpmyadmin to work, but whenever I click a link or try
to browse a database I get a 404 error, because the PmaAbsoluteUri
auto-detection is nor working properly.
Im pretty sure it is a problem with my php.ini file, but Im not sure where
to look... can someone please help

Many Thanks

[Andy Barfield]

SCS wrote:

I am thrying to get phpmyadmin to work, but whenever I click a link or try
to browse a database I get a 404 error, because the PmaAbsoluteUri
auto-detection is nor working properly.
Im pretty sure it is a problem with my php.ini file, but Im not sure where
to look... can someone please help

Try the phpMyAdmin configuration file - it's called config.inc.php and
is in the root directory of your phpMyadmin installation.

It should look something like
$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri '] = 'http://<server name>/phpmyadmin';

Or whatever the path to your installation is *through* the server.

HTH, Regards,

Andy

[SCS]

I have looked at that yeah, but I want to be able to run PHPMyAdmin from
within my Network (e.g http://localhost) and also from the internet
(http://www.mydomain.co.uk) any ideas on that one.. also the Auto thingy
should work..

Thanks Again

"Andy Barfield" <ab**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
news:hv******** ************@ni ldram.net...

SCS wrote:

I am thrying to get phpmyadmin to work, but whenever I click a link or try to browse a database I get a 404 error, because the PmaAbsoluteUri
auto-detection is nor working properly.
Im pretty sure it is a problem with my php.ini file, but Im not sure where to look... can someone please help

Try the phpMyAdmin configuration file - it's called config.inc.php and
is in the root directory of your phpMyadmin installation.

It should look something like
$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri '] = 'http://<server name>/phpmyadmin';

Or whatever the path to your installation is *through* the server.

HTH, Regards,

Andy

[Andy Barfield]

SCS wrote:

I have looked at that yeah, but I want to be able to run PHPMyAdmin from
within my Network (e.g http://localhost) and also from the internet
(http://www.mydomain.co.uk) any ideas on that one.. also the Auto thingy
should work..

Hmmmmm - interesting - seems to work fing on a LAMP setup I'm running
here. A brief glance at the docs suggests that you can set it
dynamically, though I'm not sure it would help, it may be worth a try.

http://www.phpmyadmin.net/documentation/#config for details.

Regards,

Andy

[Virgil Green]

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"Andy Barfield" <ab**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
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SCS wrote:

I am thrying to get phpmyadmin to work, but whenever I click a link or try to browse a database I get a 404 error, because the PmaAbsoluteUri
auto-detection is nor working properly.
Im pretty sure it is a problem with my php.ini file, but Im not sure where to look... can someone please help

Try the phpMyAdmin configuration file - it's called config.inc.php and
is in the root directory of your phpMyadmin installation.

It should look something like
$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri '] = 'http://<server name>/phpmyadmin';

Or whatever the path to your installation is *through* the server.

HTH, Regards,

Andy

I have looked at that yeah, but I want to be able to run PHPMyAdmin from
within my Network (e.g http://localhost) and also from the internet
(http://www.mydomain.co.uk) any ideas on that one.. also the Auto thingy
should work..

Since the instance of phpMyAdmin will only run on the one server, what
difference to you expect to see when accessing it from intranet versus
internet? The path in question is the path that the server on which
phpMyAdmin is running must use to access the database. Little to do with who
happens to be accessing phpMyAdmin or how.

- Virgil

[Andy Barfield]

Virgil Green wrote:

Since the instance of phpMyAdmin will only run on the one server, what
difference to you expect to see when accessing it from intranet versus
internet? The path in question is the path that the server on which
phpMyAdmin is running must use to access the database. Little to do with who
happens to be accessing phpMyAdmin or how.

Not in this case, PmaAbsoluteUri is the base of the phpMyadmin
installation while the parameter in $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] is the
host of the MySql Server

[Virgil Green]

"Andy Barfield" <ab**********@y ahoo.com> wrote in message
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Virgil Green wrote:

> Since the instance of phpMyAdmin will only run on the one server, what
difference to you expect to see when accessing it from intranet versus
internet? The path in question is the path that the server on which
phpMyAdmin is running must use to access the database. Little to do with who happens to be accessing phpMyAdmin or how.

Not in this case, PmaAbsoluteUri is the base of the phpMyadmin
installation while the parameter in $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] is the
host of the MySql Server

Yep, my error on the particulars. However the premise stands. The URL is to
the phpMyAdmin installation so it is still a single value no matter the
manner in which it is accessed.

- Virgil

[eclipsboi]

On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 08:55:30 +0100, Andy Barfield
<ab**********@y ahoo.com> wrote:

SCS wrote:

I am thrying to get phpmyadmin to work, but whenever I click a link or try
to browse a database I get a 404 error, because the PmaAbsoluteUri
auto-detection is nor working properly.
Im pretty sure it is a problem with my php.ini file, but Im not sure where
to look... can someone please help

Try the phpMyAdmin configuration file - it's called config.inc.php and
is in the root directory of your phpMyadmin installation.

It should look something like
$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri '] = 'http://<server name>/phpmyadmin';

Or whatever the path to your installation is *through* the server.

HTH, Regards,

Andy

Try this (All on one line of course):

$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri '] = (!empty($_SERVE R['HTTPS']) ? 'https' :
'http') . '://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] .
(!empty($_SERVE R['SERVER_PORT']) ? ':' . $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] : '')
.. substr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 0, strpos($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],
'/')+1);

I run phpMyAdmin on three different domains, and it works flawlessly
for me. And note, in the above code, I only used single-quotes; no
double-quotes at all.