Phpmyadmin Access Denied

q8hma

• February 06, 2016 10:08

Hello I have problem when i open phpmyadmin from cpanel i got [HTML]Access Denied Unable to establish a PHP session. If you believe that this is in error or inadvertent, contact your system administrator and ask them to review your server settings. cpaneld/11.52.2.4 Server at [/HTML] I've checked: session.save_path (yes the correct one) tmp (yes the correct one) tmp user home (yes the correct one) It affects all accounts on the server. I've changed account passwords. Nothing. Any ideas? and i try to update phpmyadmin --force (try it not work) Upgrade cpanel but not work stop on 86%

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  SysSachin

  • February 07, 2016 06:51

  Hi, The error means issue with /tmp permission. Please check this related post : Unable to establish a PHP session

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  q8hma

  • February 07, 2016 10:31

  Hi, The error means issue with /tmp permission. Please check this related post : Unable to establish a PHP session

  
  Hello thnx for ur reply but still not work with me i change both tmp file on home/user and the main one now i try and when i click on phpmyadmin on cpanel it loop refresh and not go to "/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php" but when i add it to url it show same msg in post thnx

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 08, 2016 19:24

  Upgrade cpanel but not work stop on 86%

  
  Hello :) Could you elaborate on this? Does the "/scripts/upcp --force" command complete successfully? Thank you.

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  support_host

  • February 12, 2016 14:15

  Check the permission and ownership of tmp folder in the location /home/user , where "user" is the cpanel username. >>root@server [/home/user]# ls -la | grep tmp drwx"" 8 root root 4096 Jun 1 2012 tmp/ >> The permission of tmp folder should be 755. >>root@server [/home/user]# chmod 755 tmp >>The ownership of tmp folder should be username. root@server [/home/user]# chown user. tmp This should fix the issue for you. In case, if you won"t find directory named tmp in the location /home/user, make a directory tmp as below: root@server [/home/user]# mkdir tmp root@server [/home/user]# chmod 755 tmp root@server [/home/user]# chown user. tmp Also Check to verify the account is >> not at it"s disk space limit :) - Removed -

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