PhpMyAdmin and MySql login

[marco.minerva@gmail.com]

Hi all!

It is possibile to configure phpMyAdmin so it asks for login
credential when I open it?

Thanks in advance.
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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: PhpMyAdmin and MySql login

marco.minerva@g mail.com wrote:

Hi all!
>
It is possibile to configure phpMyAdmin so it asks for login
credential when I open it?
>
Thanks in advance.
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Marco Minerva, marco.minerva@g mail.com

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>

No. It needs the info in its config file. But you can protect the
directory it's running in.

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[Willem Bogaerts]

Re: PhpMyAdmin and MySql login

>It is possibile to configure phpMyAdmin so it asks for login

>credential when I open it?

No. It needs the info in its config file. But you can protect the
directory it's running in.

Well, you could build a separate login page, which stores the username
and the password in the session and redirects to the phpMyAdmin start
page upon successful login. In the configuration file, you could then
call the session variables. I don't know if you have to add a
session_start() to some of the phpMyAdmin files though.

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Re: PhpMyAdmin and MySql login

marco.minerva@g mail.com wrote:

Hi all!
>
It is possibile to configure phpMyAdmin so it asks for login
credential when I open it?

Just set the $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] parameter to 'cookie',
and you'll instead log in using the database login credentials (usually
just the database user).

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