phpmyadmin not working

Do you get diffrent results with Netscape or IE ?

 

phpmyadmin seems to have a problem with http/1.1 and cpanel. Updating it to the latest version seems to have fixed it.

 

[quote:c8fbd0cd8b]Updating cpanel is what caused this problem...[/quote:c8fbd0cd8b] Confirmed. Phpmyadmin is giving a blank page after the upgrade to STABLE_114. Hopefully Nick will get it sorted by the morning.

 

the problem is this

click on the link, and it goes to:

http://www-hosting.net:2082/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php

BUT

after you create a new database, go back (click back button or back link) and
when you click on phpmyadmin link, it sends you here

http://www-hosting.net:2082/./3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php

notice the /./

[Edited on 11/19/01 by AlaskanWolf2]

 

[quote:12e4e400e4]notice the /./ [/quote:12e4e400e4]
This problem seems to exist with Internet Explorer only. Even when I try to open the phpmyadmin link in a new window IE is peculiarly adding the ./ to the address.

Netscape is working fine with it.

 

Just found out that phpinfo.php in the new version of phpmyadmin is showing up the server details for delusions.cpanel.net and not our server. It also prints the user\'s name and login password in plain text.

I will try to find out if the System variables and runtime information (new features in this version) actually belong to our server.

It seems that phpmyadmin will be needing some attention to get it right.

 

Try the latest build .. should be ok .. I managed to use one of those windows machine things to test it.

 

Nick-

Just removed and reinstalled cpanel on one of the shared machines, and still a blank phpmyadmin, even after a \"updatephpmyadmin\" was run and everything completely restarted.

Version:
<!---cpanel4 [4.0.0-STABLE_118] Copyright (c) 1997-2001 John N Koston.

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? This is beginning to propagate to all the machines. Fails in IE 5 + and Netscape 4.8 +, it appears.


Thanks.


Travis

 

should be ok will all version of IE .. (thanks go to Eric Forsyth for a good bug report)

 

Still doesn\'t work for us.. Our customers are complaining that PHPMyAdmin does not work. I confirmed the blank white page in IE 6, and proper working conditions in NS 4.

Confirmed upgrading just now fixed the problem. Although I noticed a nice typo on the SQL page....

\"enviorment\" I think that\'s suppsed to be \"environment\"

 

Phpmyadmin is working correctly in both IE and Netscape after upgrade to STABLE_119.

Two issues pending:

\"Show PHP information\" feature on the front page of phpmyadmin is still showing up the server details for delusions.cpanel.net and not the actual server where PHP and Cpanel are installed.

Create new database option on the front page has this as default: test\\_... (Anyone has an idea what this means?)

 

[quote:75cbfa05e6]Phpmyadmin is working correctly in both IE and Netscape after upgrade to STABLE_119.

Two issues pending:

\"Show PHP information\" feature on the front page of phpmyadmin is still showing up the server details for delusions.cpanel.net and not the actual server where PHP and Cpanel are installed.[/quote:75cbfa05e6]
Its just showing the php info for the php binary that comes with cpanel. It was build on one of the cpanel build servers. php shows what server it was built on, not what server it is running on
[quote:75cbfa05e6]

Create new database option on the front page has this as default: test\\_... (Anyone has an idea what this means?)
[/quote:75cbfa05e6]

 

Nick, [quote:af3d3ab4f1]Its just showing the php info for the php binary that comes with cpanel. It was build on one of the cpanel build servers. php shows what server it was built on, not what server it is running on
[/quote:af3d3ab4f1]When we run phpinfo elsewhere on the server it correctly gives the information for our server which has 4.0.6 installed by Cpanel. Only in phpmyadmin do we seem to get the info for delusions.cpanel.net which still has 4.0.4pl1 installed, which is very confusing for the user.

 

Users can create a database called test_ whatever. If one user creates it, then all users can see it. Is there some way to completely disable the test... database creation? Users should only be able to create the number of databases that corresponds to them based on their package.

 

The default mysql install creates a test database that allows anyone to
run tests. At lots of apps use this to find out if mysql is working,
however it is a bit of a security problem .. You can delete this by

# mysql mysql
mysql> delete from db where Db REGEXP \'^test\';

The reason its showing up now is phpMyAdmin is actually reading the
mysql privs right now.