phpmyadmin setup

In the previous phpMyAdmin tutorial I introduced a number of phpmyadmin configuration knowledge, in the phpmyadmin3.4 version of the graphical phpMyAdmin configuration features, mainly from the phpMyAdmin server configuration, A graphical interface

problem: I am running a mysql/mariadb service on CentOS, and I want to use phpMyAdmin to manage the database through the network interface. What is the best way to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS?phpMyAdmin is a PHP-based, Web MYSQL/MARIADB database

The original is installed on CentOS 7 phpMyAdminphpMyAdmin is a PHP-based, Web MYSQL/MARIADB database management tool. Although there are already some lightweight database management tools such as Adminer, phpMyAdmin is more widely used by

4 MySQL Management tools 4.1 issuesThis case requires the deployment of a set of phpMyAdmin applications based on the lamp platform to enable Web management of the MySQL server.4.2 SolutionsUse 2 RHEL6 virtual machines + 1 windows 7 real machines,

1, I downloaded is phpmyadmin-3.2.3-all-languages version, this version requires PHP 5.2 or higher version, so you must find ways to upgrade the system with the PHP 5.1 version, the specific operation is to use the system Yum "Test Library" Update

Convenient for everyone to reprint and offline reading, this tutorial HTML source code, UBB source, pdf version, flash version to provide download.Download Address: Http://code.google.com/p/wpmi/downloads/list Operating system:

This article describes how to install apache + mysql + php + phpMyAdmin in the source code. If other software packages are missing during installation, we will use yum for installation. If your RHEL is not charged and cannot use yum, configure the

Because of the recent need to decorate mantis for bug tracking, the process is documented here.Because the PHP Apache environment is self-bringing on Mac OS, there is no need to install another package, simply configure it.First open the Terminal

The LAMP combination is preferred for PHP development and runtime environments, that is, Linux + Apache + Mysql + Php/Perl/Python, which can optimize the performance of the server. For example, installing and setting up the LAMP environment in

  The LAMP combination is preferred for PHP development and runtime environments, that is, Linux + Apache + Mysql + Php/Perl/Python, which can optimize the performance of the server. For example, installing and setting up the LAMP environment in