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Installing phpMyAdmin
It's time to install the product and to configure it minimally for first-time use.
Our reason for installing phpMyAdmin could be one of the following:
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Our host provider did not install a central copy.
Our provider installed it, but the version installed is not current.
We are working directly on our enterprise's web server.
Some host providers offer an integrated web panel where we can manage accounts,
including MySQL accounts, and also a file manager that can be used to upload web
content. Depending on this, the mechanism we use to transfer phpMyAdmin to
our web space will vary. We will need some specific information before starting
the installation:
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The web server's name or address. Here, we will assume it is
www.mydomain.com
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Our web server's account information (username, password), which will be
used either for FTP or SFTP transfer, SSH login, or web control panel login.
The MySQL server's name or address. Often this is
localhost
, which means
it is located on the same machine as the web server. We will assume this to be
mysql.mydomain.com
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Our MySQL server's account information (username, password).
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