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klapdeur wrote:
Hi Hans
it did launch mysqld and tried the tools that came with it.
all i got where error messages from shell that it cant change add databases etc.
That's strange. Either you messed up your AAMP installation while trying to install phpMyAdmin, or you're somehow using the wrong commands (I'm not sure how well you know MySQL).
I just tried the following:
mysql
create database test1;
show databases;
drop database test1;
exit;
... and it worked just fine.
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it did said its connected, and i could choose the test and mysql database. but from Mysqlphp admin website thingie it is asking for a user and pasword that i dont have.
I haven't tried installing phpMyAdmin, so I cannot help you with setting that up. I'm guessing that you may have to create a new user (using the command line mysql tool) with admin privileges in order to get phpMyAdmin working properly. If you don't know how that is done, there are plenty of examples spread around the internet.
Hans