


This will start the phpmyadmin on localhost server and on port 4000. Run the following command php -S localhost:4000 Open the terminal and navigate inside the phpmyadmin directory. Running PHPMyAdmin on builtin PHP Server is easy. Thus, if you have no password for the mySQL you need to perform an additional step in the configuration flie.Ĭopy the file and create a flie named with the same contents, change the following parameter to true instead of false. Login without a password is forbidden by configuration (see AllowNoPassword) By Default phpMyAdmin won’t allow you to login and will present you with the following error. If you haven’t set any password for PhpmyAdmin. I have placed mine under ~/code directory. and download the latest version of the software.Īt the time of writing this tutorial the latest version of PhpMyAdmin available is 5.0.2Įxtract the downloaded zip and place the phpmyadmin folder in the desired directory. mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES Įxit out of mysql prompt and try logging in again without sudo privilege. sudo mysql -u root -pĮnter your password once prompted, It will login you into mysql consoleĮxecute the following query mysql> ALTER USER IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'password' īe sure to alter the password in the above command to match your mysql password or leave blank if you haven’t set any password for your mysql. Next Up, To be able to connect to MySQL to a client (PHPMyAdmin in this case), we need to be able to connect to mysql without sudo privileges. If you are okay with the blank password for your mysql you can skip this step. You can configure the security options by executing the following command, and following along with the questions asked. Once you have mysql installed, If you are looking to set a password for your mysql connectiona and also configure other security aspects.
#Phpmyadmin ubuntu install install
Sudo apt-get install mysql-server php7.4-mysql
