Important: Using phpMyAdmin is not recommended for production environments but when installed, make sure that it is properly secured or deleted after the Enterprise Server installation. Please refer to your Web server and phpMyAdmin documentation for securing access.
Note: This is an optional installation step when using MySQL.
On Mac OS
Info: Running Enterprise Server 10 on macOS is only supported on Enterprise Server version 10.8 or lower.
Step 1. Copy the phpMyAdmin folder to the Web root.
Location: /Library/Web Server/Documents
Step 2. Open the file config.inc.php (found in the main phpMyAdmin folder) in your favorite editor and do the following:
Note: See the Configuration section in the file for an explanation of all values.
Step 2a. Change the following values to fit your environment:
- Host (Here, Host means the MySQL server.)
- User
- Password
- Authentication Mode
Step 2b. Insert the correct value for $cfg[‘PmaAbsoluteUri’].
Step 3. Test the phpMyAdmin page by accessing the following URL:
http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/index.php
On Windows
Step 1. Copy the phpMyAdmin folder to the Web root.
Location: /Library/Web Server/Documents
Step 2. Open the file config.inc.php (found in the main phpMyAdmin folder) in your favorite editor and do the following:
Note: See the Configuration section in the file for an explanation of all values.
Step 2a. Change the following values to fit your environment:
- Host (Here, Host means the MySQL server.)
- User
- Password
- Authentication Mode
Step 2b. Insert the correct value for $cfg[‘PmaAbsoluteUri’].
Step 3. Test the phpMyAdmin page by accessing the following URL:
http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/index.php
On Linux
Step 1. Perform the installation according to the type of Linux distribution: RPM, Apt, or manual download.
Note: For more information about the correct installation procedure, visit www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php.
Step 2. Open the file config.inc.php (found in the main phpMyAdmin folder) in your favorite editor and do the following:
Note: See the Configuration section in the file for an explanation of all values.
Step 2a. Change the following values to fit your environment:
- Host (Here, Host means the MySQL server.)
- User
- Password
- Authentication Mode
Step 2b. Insert the correct value for $cfg[‘PmaAbsoluteUri’].
Step 3. Test the phpMyAdmin page by accessing the following URL:
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