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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: jshg46 on July 30, 2007, 08:39:20 AM

Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: jshg46 on July 30, 2007, 08:39:20 AM: This admin panel looks very nice , why not add a mysql interface to setup databases and users for the admin? thanks
Title: Re: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: raem on July 30, 2007, 10:35:30 AM: jshg46

There already is an add on contrib. Search these forums etc on phpmyadmin.
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: jshg46 on July 30, 2007, 05:57:31 PM: i havent found that yet, but it would be sinple to just add it to the admin panel. Thats about the only major thing i can see missing from it. still looking for the plugins
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: Stefano on July 30, 2007, 06:00:42 PM: Quote from: "jshg46"
i havent found that yet, but it would be sinple to just add it to the admin panel. Thats about the only major thing i can see missing from it. still looking for the plugins

link "search" -> phpmyadmin -> Enter

"Search found 590 matches"

where have you searched so far? :-)

Ciao

Stefano
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: raem on July 31, 2007, 02:06:34 AM: jshg46

>... but it would be simple to just add it to the admin panel.

If you feel something is missing from sme server, then the correct place/way to ask for it, is to lodge a bug report and submit a New Feature Request (NFR). If the developers agree with you they may do something about it.

The sme concept though, is to have a very stable & secure base system with all functionality needed for the design scope, and then install approved (& vetted) add on contribs such as phpmyadmin.
Installing every great contrib (as part of the base), would only give the developers too much to maintain, and that would be impossible.

phpmyadmin (and many others) are projects seperately maintained by a different groups of people, GPL style, thus making maintainence/support managable.
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: jshg46 on July 31, 2007, 02:21:13 AM: hey its a suggestion, it would just make it more user friendly, no need to get alittle touchy about it.I did do a search and did find the 590 results and i did read a ton of them but they didnt appear to be relative to what i was looking for. I was looking for info on how to install the addons, instead you read alot of those 590 pages they deal with issues and other stuff, not any kind of detailed instructions on how to do what i was looking for. If there is a place on this forum that has detailed instructions why not make it a sticky tread so everyone could find it with eas. I hate i had to ask for help, hope i didnt tick you off that bad.
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: raem on July 31, 2007, 02:33:13 AM: jshg46

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... no need to get alittle touchy about it.

Calm down, you said you couldn't find it, so you were told more specifically how many search results there are. This is a self help society, so searching "carefully" first is the part you need to do. The information you want is there, it sounds like you are reading too quickly and overlooking the obvious.

You would/should have found this quite easily:
http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/contribs/dmay/smeserver/7.x/smeserver-phpmyadmin-2.10.0.2-0.dmay.noarch.rpm

and I'm sure there is another contrib for phpmyadmin too, (multi user), which you will also find by carefully searching.
Title: Add mysql in the admin panel?
Post by: m on July 31, 2007, 04:58:43 PM: Sometimes the Wiki is the better place for a search.
Searching the Wiki gives you 4 results leading you to the PHPMyAdmin and Phpmyadminmulti contribs.