PhpMyAdmin does not allow empty password login Solution

After the mysql service is installed, there is no password by default. If we choose to install phpmyadmin to manage our database, during login, an error message such as "empty password login is forbidden (see allow blank password)" May cause logon failure, after my research, I did not forget to summarize it and share it with my colleagues.

The solution is as follows:

(1) Find

Config. inc. php (root directory) or config. default. php (root directory) or: libraries \ config. default. php (why are there so many or different versions of phpmyadmin may involve different files, but basically these three files are actually only one file)

(2) Open the configuration file you found, and replace the following:

$ Cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['allownopassword'] = false;

Changed:

$ Cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['allownopassword'] = true;

OK, it is done. Now phpMyAdmin does not allow empty password login.

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