Apache/2.2.17 (Ubuntu) Server at localhost Port 80 what am i missing help. A fully installed LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Ubuntu user account with sudo privileges. This guide assumes you’re installing to a local system. If you need to set up encryption or security certificates for configuring a remote server, please refer to this guide on open SSL. I put my website (html php) on apache server, all data is stored in /Library/Sites/foo/, I can access it via localhost and everything works fine. I have my phpmyadmin folder in Library/WebServer/Documents/.Īfter starting mysql and visiting localhost/phpmyadmin/ or localhost/phpmyadmin/setup/ or localhost/phpmyadmin/config/ I am still getting page 404 Not Found.
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Localhost or phpMyAdmin not found on server: How to fix? Localhost/phpmyadmin giving page not found error, I have visited many website with similar cases but I can not work it out. In my case /etc/apache2/nf is empty and adding "Include /etc/phpmyadmin/nf" isn't working, moreover adding it to /etc/apache2/nf gives error. I have read that it might by coused because apache server is working and it is impossible to use phpadmin and apache on the same time on the same place is it true? After stopping apache phpadmin doen't work as well. 1 till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer Maybe you used a guide with nginx and not apache Please use the test script from here and post the output.Hope this will help you to get through this.Īfter Configuring apache you need to follow these steps to get connect with local MySQL. If you’re not successful, you’ll need to edit the nf file.
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Download the "Mac OS X 10.12 (x86, 64-bit), DMG Archive" - dmg version from and install the mysql in your mac machine. If not resolved, check whether mysql service is started in your machine.
2 prouxx New Member Thanks for the fast response. Run services.msc from 'Run Command' and check mysql service. Windows users can find this file in xampp\apache\conf\extra. Once again, you should be able to locate this file on a macOS by typing /etc/apache2 into Finder’s Go to Folder. Step 1 Installing phpMyAdmin You can use APT to install phpMyAdmin from the default Ubuntu repositories. This error may be because you have not installed libapache2-mod-php. Once located, you can open the file in a text editor. Also, this error may be due to the Apache server not. At end of the installation root password will be generated.
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