For some reason, I did not have phpmyadmin available - 404 error. Is it as simple as adding an alias to it in the site's configuration file? I don't remember doing this on my previous ISPconfig install and wondered if it shouldn't have been added automatically. Have I missed something? If I add the alias in the vhost file, it works, but I'm concerned I might break something elsewhere.
Have you installed PHPMyAdmin? How did you install ISPConfig? The autoinstall script does install PHPMyAdmin and the Guide has instructions on installing PHPMyAdmin.
I did install - followed the perfect server guide for ISPconfig Ubuntu 20 with apache. I then migrated from a previous install using the migration tool. I did have phpmyadmin on my previous server and it's installed on the new one, just no alias to reach it. I tried adding the alias to my main vhost but I guess that will probably be deleted if ISPconfig rewrites the file.
Yes, but only because I manually added an alias in the .vhost file. Shouldn't ISPconfig create the alias automatically? I don't remember having to do it manually on my previous server. If it is an automatic thing that wasn't done, I'm worried my manually corrected file will be overwritten by the automatic processes.
No, phpmyadmin is setup by the autoinstaller or by following a perfect server guide, I would guess you missed a step when following the guide, or possibly the guide needs updated (things change upstream at times, requiring occasional updates). Perhaps you had the alias setup from a package you installed there, and installed differently on the current server. It will be. (For what it's worth, you can make update-safe changes via a conf-custom file, but that is probably not the best/correct solution for this case.)
Strange, I followed the guide and pretty sure I didn't miss a step. The files were there (so the apt install process completed). Maybe I should re-run the ISPconfig installer ? For the record, I'm running Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS with ISPConfig 3.2.5
No, the installer doesn't configure phpmyadmin (though the autoinstaller does). Try 'dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin', select apache2 and hit OK.
Thanks Jesse. I've done that: Code: # dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin Determining localhost credentials from /etc/mysql/debian.cnf: succeeded. dbconfig-common: writing config to /etc/dbconfig-common/phpmyadmin.conf dbconfig-common: flushing administrative password apache2_invoke: Enable configuration phpmyadmin It appears to have fixed something. I've now removed the alias from my vhost file and reloaded apache2 and it still works Do you know where the link is made? I mean in which config file?
