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  • Susanne

    phpMyAdmin

    I have a server with my own domain and have created some users under
    htdocs/users/. I have installed phpMyAdmin under htdocs/. Everything works,
    but I can't open phpMyAdmin. I have made an alias in httpd.conf:

    [KOD]
    Alias /phpMyAdmin/ "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/"
    <Directory "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin">
    Options Indexes MultiViews
    AllowOverride None
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    </Directory>
    [/KOD]

    What is the solution?

    Thanks
    Susanne


  • ProgramGeek

    #2
    Re: phpMyAdmin

    Try adding a / to the end of your Directory

    <Directory "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/">

    does that help?

    On Jan 7, 7:09 am, "Susanne" <ankungen2...@t ele2.sewrote:
    I have a server with my own domain and have created some users under
    htdocs/users/. I have installed phpMyAdmin under htdocs/. Everything works,
    but I can't open phpMyAdmin. I have made an alias in httpd.conf:
    >
    [KOD]
    Alias /phpMyAdmin/ "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/"
    <Directory "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin">
    Options Indexes MultiViews
    AllowOverride None
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    </Directory>
    [/KOD]
    >
    What is the solution?
    >
    Thanks
    Susanne

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    • Jim Dornbos

      #3
      Re: phpMyAdmin

      On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 08:09:45 -0500, Susanne <ankungen2007@t ele2.sewrote:
      I have a server with my own domain and have created some users under
      htdocs/users/. I have installed phpMyAdmin under htdocs/. Everything
      works,
      but I can't open phpMyAdmin. I have made an alias in httpd.conf:
      >
      [KOD]
      Alias /phpMyAdmin/ "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/"
      <Directory "C:/Program/Apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin">

      For what it's worth, I see several scans per week looking for common
      default phpMyAdmin installations on an unadvertised, yet public IP
      address. Make sure you have a method for controlling access to that
      installation or consider moving it (my best option) out of htdocs.

      Jim

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      • David Quinton

        #4
        Re: phpMyAdmin

        On Tue, 09 Jan 2007 14:09:29 -0500, "Jim Dornbos" <usenet@work.co m>
        wrote:
        >For what it's worth, I see several scans per week looking for common
        >default phpMyAdmin installations on an unadvertised, yet public IP
        >address. Make sure you have a method for controlling access to that
        >installation or consider moving it (my best option) out of htdocs.
        Same here.
        Unless they're APNIC or LACNIC domains, I always try to report them to
        abuse@.

        Several have gone to the trouble of replying saying that they have
        either closed the users' account or taken "other action".
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