How to access phpMyAdmin

Sataled

• December 17, 2015 05:27

Hello everyone Please help me I want to access the database without logging into the cpanel, directly from the Domain. It's possible? How do you exactly? Thank you all for your responses.

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  Infopro

  • December 17, 2015 10:39

  You'd need to install a stand alone version of phpMyAdmin on your account and configure it to connect to your databases you want to use it on. Installation " phpMyAdmin 4.6.0-dev documentation If you do this, be sure to password protect the directory you install it into.

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  Sataled

  • January 06, 2016 05:54

  You'd need to install a stand alone version of phpMyAdmin on your account and configure it to connect to your databases you want to use it on. Installation " phpMyAdmin 4.6.0-dev documentation If you do this, be sure to password protect the directory you install it into.

  
  Hello Happy holidays to all...;) Many thanks for your answer... but maybe I did not explain well. A friend asked another friend if they can make the Web page, because the Web page as bet design he asked me if I could fix the design. Then I asked the keys to the database,ftp..ecc I have the user and pass but I'm do not know how to get to the database without going over the cpanel ... and now my question, and if you can go directly through the Domain kind www.yourdomian.com/db-example if there is one thing standart. I need a beckup of db Or do it to him? I'm very sorry for my english. If something is not clear, write it and I'll try to explain better. Many thanks for your patience and answers..:)

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  Infopro

  • January 06, 2016 08:10

  but maybe I did not explain well.

  
  Indeed.

  now my question, and if you can go directly through the Domain kind

  
  There isn't. a cPanel user needs to be logged into cPanel to access phpMyAdmin from within his cPanel.

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  ITGabs

  • January 07, 2016 14:47

  If you access the ftp generally the user pass of the ftp is also the cpanel user pass, if they give you another ftp account you can still get the database checking the config.php wp-config.php this not work all the time notice the back tick ` call the exec function db-example.sql`; ?> the same effect db-example.sql'); ?> usually exec, system, etc are disabled for security reasons, you can still install phpmyadmin and duplicate the "-user [user name] "-password=[password] [database name] or use a php script to generate the sql if you only need the backup The inverse command to upload the sql from a file already uploaded by ftp is Anyway take care, try in your local server or test server before to run these command directly into production, always take a backup and check that the charset (latin or utf8) is the same

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