How do I fix phpMyAdmin not found?
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How do I fix phpMyAdmin not found?
Fix for PhpMyAdmin Not found (404 Error) – Apache Ubuntu
- Check the location of apache.conf file.
- Open this ‘apache2.conf’ file with any editor and include phpmyadmn configuration file path under it.
- Include phpmyadmn configuration file path at the bottom of this file.
How do I find my localhost phpMyAdmin?
Once phpMyAdmin is installed point your browser to http://localhost/phpmyadmin to start using it. You should be able to login using any users you’ve setup in MySQL. If no users have been setup, use admin with no password to login. Then select Apache 2 for the webserver you wish to configure.
Why database is not showing in phpMyAdmin?
When you create a new database in a user’s cPanel and then go to phpMyAdmin, the database is not listed. You have to log out of the cPanel and log back in and then it is showing in phpMyAdmin.
Why localhost is not working in XAMPP?
Run XAMPP (=> Apache) under an another port: Rename all ports with 80 to 8080 in your httpd. conf file. Your using Windows: Use notpad or editor with Ctrl+H to replace “80”.
Why is localhost not working?
What Is the Localhost Refused to Connect Error? The localhost simulates a web server running on your computer. When the “localhost refused to connect” error appears, it is likely due to misconfigured port. Other common reasons include insufficient permissions and the Apache webserver not running properly.
How do I know if phpmyadmin is working?
Check if phpMyAdmin is Working. Finally, we can open phpMyAdmin utility by entering in your server’s IP address in a browser’s address bar with the addition /phpmyadmin string like so – 127.0. 0.1/phpmyadmin. There you should see the login screen.
How do I refresh phpmyadmin?
How to Repair Your Tables
- Log into your cPanel.
- Click the phpMyAdmin icon.
- Choose the database you are working with by clicking on it in the left menu.
- On the right side of the page, you will see a listing of your tables.
- The page will refresh and give you a summary of the tables that were repaired.
How do I fix localhost not working?
Flush DNS – Clear existing browser data. Connect with specified port – Check if the running port of the Apache web server is port 80 or a particular port number specified for localhost. Ensure Apache is running – Make sure the Apache web server is running and installed correctly.
Can’t connect to local host?
If you’re unable to access the web server via localhost, there’s a chance that your firewall may be blocking the connection. You can often resolve this problem by modifying your firewall settings to allow incoming connections for the port that MAMP is trying to access.
