I created and EC2 instance of (LAMP and PhpMyadmin Powered by Intuz). I checked the System log and cannot find the password for phpmyadmin. Can anyone please tell me how to get access to the phpmyadmin password for the EC2 instance. And can you please tell me wether the credentials for the MySQL database and PhpMyAdmin would be the same.
We have identified your issue for that you don't access the phpmyadmin application.
So if you are using the older version like 2.4.18 then you can access the phpmyadmin http://ip-add/phpmyadmin root as username & root as your password or else if you are using the newer version like 2.4.18. then you can access the phpmyadmin http://ip-add/phpmyadmin root as username & intstance-id(i.e- i.0xxxxxxxx) as your password.
You can see your instance id in description section.
For further assist please let us know.
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I'm trying to create a new database after installing Oracle Database 18c.
when I get to the second page, I always get an error of [DB T-10304] Oracle home user password is not correct.
I get this no matter what I put in there.
Any suggestions? thanks
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I ran into similar issue with 12c on Windows Server 2016. Because the Oracle Home user is a local account, review the local security policy and verify that it is not blocking "Local account" from accessing the computer over the network.
I have installed DB2 Express-C in my office machine. This machine does not allow me to create new account, so I installed DB2 using my local login account. Database installed successfully.
But when I try to connect to the database, it always says "Username/Password is invalid".
My local user account has appended with the domain name, for example: "INDDEV/Raghav"
"INDDEV" is the domain name, "Raghav" is my username.
I have tried all the possible combination, but am unable to connect
Please help me.
Thanks
The problem comes from your domain user. DB2 does not recognize by default domain users, thus your user cannot be authenticated. You can create a local user for you, OR you can use the instance user OR change the instance configuration to recognize domain users.
I know this is a very newbie question. So supposed we have a wamp server installed, and downloaded codeigniter. Does the codeigniter find the mysql application through the environmental variable path like it shows on the phpinfo() page? If possible, could you tell me where I can see this configuration within the codeigniter application. The database.php file doesn't seem to have mysql path.
You have to define mysql credentials within application/config/database.php, so codeigniter can connect to your database.
To connect no path is required, instead you have to provide host, username and password.
In your case:
host: localhost
username: root
password: your default root password
Read here: https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/database/configuration.html
In general, MySQL server is to install as a Windows Service (Daemon on linux), it can be controlled from the command line, or with the graphical services utility.
PHP interacts with MySQL by connecting to it using TCP/IP. So needless, we have to provide
credentials like hostname, port(default 3306), username ,password etc in order to connect with it. More details can be found here.
I have a MySQL instance on an Amazon EC2 instance. I set up the necessary bind address and can synchronize with it using my local PhpMyAdmin app.
However, any other method of connecting to the remote server fails. This includes MySQLWorkbench, MySQL command line and JDBC.
The only difference I can tell is there is a socket field in PhpMyAdmin that is not configured in any of there others. Any ideas ?
I eventually solved it, though I still don't know what the problem is. Even though PhpMyAdmin was connecting, it didn't do anything.
I followed the article here:
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-database-server.html
and make a new user with privileges on that database and it connected with the new user. Still doesn't connect with root.
Also, for anyone else stumbling on this you might wanna try the method below. It's more secure.
http://masdel.wordpress.com/2012/06/13/connecting-your-toad-for-mysql-to-amazon-aws-ec2-using-ssh-tunneling/
I’m trying to install magento on my live web server , I’ve checked the server with magento-check.php and thats fine.
I’ve set up a mysql db with the user name and password the of the mysql server
I’ve entered this into the host* along with the username and password into the installation wizard but it will not connect. ?
Can anybody help me with this I know it seems so simple ??
The problem was that the server i was trying to install magento onto did not support mysql InnoDB - only MyISAM , Magento uses the InnoDB engine. I have now installed several versions of Magento on 1and1 servers.