Install phpmyadmin on webmin

SYSTEM INFORMATION
OS type and version CentOS Linux 7.9.2009
Webmin version 2.001
Virtualmin version 7.2 Pro

Hi!
I’m using webmin in browser and I used to have a direction just like phpPgAdmin(PostgreSQL admin) that said phpMyAdmin instead. One day it just disapeared for no reason. I tried to Install it again on Install Scripts where I can still see my mysql db but I get the following error:

“Checking PHP modules … Installing required PHP mysql module … … not available in repos”

All my MySql data is still there but now I can’t access my datebase since I can’t get phpmyadmin to work again. How do I solve this? :slight_smile:

You can access via webmin if you see the databases. But phpMyAdmin would be easier.
Maybe your repo need updating. the lastest script can do a repo update via a switch command.

It looks like this for me so I can’t acess server. Could be since my account is not the “master” one…

No you need to be root. But click manage you can see the edit the database.
Whoever has root may need to fix the repo.

That’s a shame that I can’t do it myself. But that database is my MariaDB. I got one MySql one aswell but it’s not even showing up, but all the data is still there on my website. My problem is that I can’t manage that one. If I could be able to manage my MySql one from here that would help me aswell.

that a strange setup if you have 2 ot 3 types of databases. Normally its just MariaDB

So what do you see when you click Manage under Action.

I can see all my tables in myMariaDb like usual but no tables from my MySql one.

which method did you use to get the mysql community server to run alongside Maria ? if you imported mysql database from a mysql backup it probably failed that is why you can not see it perhaps ?

Not sure what you mean to be honest I’m afraid my knowledge of this is not very good. All I used to do was to press here but the one under phpPgAdmin that used to say phpMyAdmin which is missing.
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Then I got redirected to a login page like this one with a boat:
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:sweat_smile:

Just log in there that is phpmyadmin

It’s just a image from the web I dont know how to get there :melting_face:

Ok let’s wind back to the beginning

  1. Your OS is very old and could do with updating to a newer OS, That said Centos 7 is still supported
  2. Installing required PHP mysql module … … not available in repos
    This could indicate you have a problem with your package manager, have you changed that at all ?
  3. I notice you have a pro version, the link to phpmyadmin in the sidebar would have been created by the server admin (you ?), so even if you get phpmyadmin to install you will have to make the custom link yourself
  4. have you tried navigating to where phpmyadmin was installed ? should be something like https://your-domain.com/phpmyadmin or wherever you installed it.
  5. Can you answer how you setup mysql & maria to run side by side ?
    here is some links I just made to illustrate
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  1. I’m not the server admin, was not able to find anywhere to update os.
  2. I don’t think I’ve changed anything with the package manager, is that same as file manager?
  3. Ah okey, I thought it was that easy before I posted this question so I tried https://your-domain.com/phpmyadmin but I came across a 404 Not Found.
  4. I guess to be able to reach my mysql database I have to figure out the custom link then :upside_down_face:
  5. I didn’t set it up, I guess the admin did.
    Thank you for your patience with me, I’l try to figure out what the url should be then. :hugs:

The one to my PostgreSQL link seems pretty hard to guess correct it’s:
https://your-domain.com/phppgadmin_rVSl2/?randomized=26327&xnavigation=1

You are not looking at this correctly . Maria is the database sever that serves mysql databases you don’t normally have both mysql and maria running I suggest you ask the sever admin as to what changes he/she has made. There is no way you can fix this without the server admins help

That’s I shame since I am unable to get in touch with her. Thanks for your time jimr1 :blush:

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