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Obsolete Releases => SME 7.x Contribs => Topic started by: kuyaz on March 13, 2007, 01:39:30 AM
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Hello,
I'm using dmays phpmyadmin 2.10.02 which is the most current version and I am having problems installing this version, or at least getting it to run. When I do the install I get the following message and stops there:
[root@e-smith install]# rpm -Uvh *
1:smeserver-phpmyadmin warning: user dmay does not exist - using root
warning: group dmay does not exist - using root
warning: user dmay does not exist - using root
warning: group dmay does not exist - using root
Thinking it was complted I go to https://mydomain/phpmyadmin and get a 404, page cannot be displayed.
Any suggestions on how to get this installed?
Thanks in advance.
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# rpm -Uvh *
1:smeserver-phpmyadmin warning: user dmay does not exist - using root
warning: group dmay does not exist - using root
warning: user dmay does not exist - using root
warning: group dmay does not exist - using root
The above are warnings, not errors. Nothing wrong there.
To see if the rpm installed:
# rpm -ql --info smeserver-phpmyadmin | more
To manually rebuild/load your httpd-e-smith config and check for errors:
# expand-template /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
# svc -t /service/httpd-e-smith
Darrell
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I just installed the same rpm, but I used yum localinstall and had no problems at all. The package was installed and https://server-ip/phpmyadmin works correctly.
Ryan
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Thanks for your help guys! I checked and verified phpmyadmin was not installed, even after doing the expand.
But here's the thing that may be due to the lack of my knowledge. Is there a difference between SRPMS and RPMS packages? I downloaded/installed the SRPMS first which gave me the above errors. After posting here, then I decided to download the RPMS which phpmyadmin worked after then. Mind you I still got the same error message when I installed both...
Again, thanks for your help.
Patrick
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Srpm is for developers and it has source files.
You have to install rpm's.
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Hi there
I have exactly the same problem ie get 404 not found
Ihave run
# rpm -ql --info smeserver-phpmyadmin | more
and it tells me that phpmyadmin is not installed. however if I then run
# rpm -Uvh smeserver-phpmyadmin-multiuser-2.10.0.2-1.noarch.rpm
it tells me that the package is already installed.
what have I done wrong please
Baz
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I have exactly the same problem ie get 404 not found
Did you use https://ip/myadmin ? Because https won't work.
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Many thanks
I have tried all sorts of address permutations but the only time it changes is if I type in http://myip/myadmin I get Forbidden 403
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You mention "https://ip/myadmin" but I believe it needs to be https://ip/phpmyadmin. That works for me.
Ryan
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Ihave run
# rpm -ql --info smeserver-phpmyadmin | more
and it tells me that phpmyadmin is not installed. however if I then run
# rpm -Uvh smeserver-phpmyadmin-multiuser-2.10.0.2-1.noarch.rpm
it tells me that the package is already installed.
You are checking details for a package "smeserver-phpmyadmin" but then you want to install (another) package "smeserver-phpmyadmin-multiuser" (which seems to be installed already).
Change your check to be
rpm -ql --info smeserver-phpmyadmin-multiuser | more
Michael
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Change your check to be
rpm -ql --info smeserver-phpmyadmin-multiuser | more
already figured that out and found all the files in /opt/ will that make a difference?
Baz
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You mention "https://ip/myadmin" but I believe it needs to be https://ip/phpmyadmin. That works for me.
Ryan
Well it could be. It depends on the rpm. I have one that works like myadmin. :)
You can set it whatever you want and i know that there are two contribs out one that works at myadmin and one that works at phpmyadmin so you're not wrong and neither am i we just have different contribs.
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Well it could be. It depends on the rpm. I have one that works like myadmin.
Well it seems that there is no definitive answer..... I have just been playing around with the permutations again and I managed to open it up with https://mydomain/myadmin/ the last backslash did it.
Many thanks for your input though
Baz
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You mention "https://ip/myadmin" but I believe it needs to be https://ip/phpmyadmin. That works for me.
Ryan
Well it could be. It depends on the rpm. I have one that works like myadmin. :)
You can set it whatever you want and i know that there are two contribs out one that works at myadmin and one that works at phpmyadmin so you're not wrong and neither am i we just have different contribs.
That is interesting. Maybe I should switch to the other one, less typing :) !
The rpm from dmay that is mentioned at the start of this thread doesn't work w/ myadmin, I just tried with no success.
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There are two phpmyadmin contribs doing the rounds.
One is by Dmay and is /phpmyadmin
The other is by MasterSleepy and is /myadmin
I could be wrong, but both are https
As for the / at the end, /myadmin works for me but my browsers(FF and IE on XP) add the / just before the page is redirected.
What alias do you have...?
cat /etc/e-smith/templates/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf/86PhpmyadminmultiAlias
Didn't see your post there Ryan.
Your fragment will be in the same place but with a different name. You could just change the alias, save, expand and restart httpd-e-smith.