How to get access to database using phpmyadmin

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I do this way:
https://domain.com/phpmyadmin
It works but I got a screen saying 451 -

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Here is how I access https://domainnameorip.com/phpmyadmin-multi/

To fix phpmyadmin-multi
run the following commands via ssh in a terminal.

yum install --enablerepo=nethforge nethserver-phpmyadmin

config show phpmyadmin

Example show

phpmyadmin=configuration
access=private
adminaccess=enabled
multiaccess=disabled
cat /etc/my.pwd

https://yourdomain/phpmyadmin-multi if adminacces is enabled and multiaccess is enabled

config setprop phpmyadmin multiaccess enabled /disabled
signal-event nethserver-phpmyadmin-save

config setprop phpmyadmin access public /private
signal-event nethserver-phpmyadmin-save

I found these directions some where in the docs but I am not sure where… I just copied them from my notes…

After some googling here is where i found the above info…
http://dev.nethserver.org/projects/nethforge/wiki/Nethserver-phpmyadmin

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I found the problem! I was logged in as root in the server-manager. I logged out and logged in as admin and then mydomain.com/phpmyadmin/ worked fine.

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Thanks @Foa for reporting this. @stephdl what do you think? Is it possible?

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I don’t know it should not be possible but I have not tested it myself, so I accept it until the contrary is proved :slight_smile:

When the contribs was developed, NS knew only one admin -> ‘admin’, now in ns6.8 you have two admin.

But

the server-manager is another instance/service than the httpd’s one
the login of the server-manager is managed by a php session and not the httpd’s one

so I don’t really know why it could be done like this…however it should be tested and reproduced.

My 2c

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