simply do in your root terminal ‘mysql’
It’s working in terminal…
so you can’t login in phpmyadmin with root… root is used only in terminal…
Thank you, Stephane!!
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Thanks man, we try to do as much as we can 
when you put people first, magic things happen
As @robb has already suggested, generally we choose another way, we use shell to configure properly the system writing here some notes. Then someone ( @dev_team ) build a package to wrap up anything.
I’d like to see an howto and then a package for Drupal. It would be awesome!
Would you mind keeping us updated ?
I’d go with the great phpmyadmin module built by Stéphane.
Otherwise, you could user adminer (all these steps are required only in a machine without mysql installed):
yum install nethserver-mysql php-mysql -y
systemctl restart httpd
wget https://github.com/vrana/adminer/releases/download/v4.2.5/adminer-4.2.5-mysql-en.php -O /var/www/html/adminer.php -q
echo "MySQL root password: " `cat /var/lib/nethserver/secrets/mysql`
Access you server: http://server_ip/adminer.php
Enjoy 
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Hi guys,
I managed to install phpmyadmin. @stephdl helped me alot and i thank him for that. Unfortunately i have another problem with drupal. The php version in nethserver is too old (it should be at least 5.3.9). I know @stephdl is working to make possible installing multiple php versions on nethserver7 (i’d go with php 7 +).
I dont understand, with ns7 the php version is 5.4…it should be good
Sorry… a type mistake… it’s 5.5.9…it’s too early for me 
Look at the message “Your PHP installation is too old. Drupal requires at least PHP 5.5.9. See the system requirements page for more information.”
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