PhpMyAdmin server not found

I am trying to setup and restore a PHPLD directory database. I created a site, created the database (and user), but when I click on the little db icon to the right of the database - the rollover says "http://examplesite.com/:8088/sites/database_phpmyadmin.php?id=2"- I get the Firefox default

Server not found
Firefox can't find the server at server1.example.com.

BTW, My port is set to 8088 to stop conflicts with my router, and in this case I am logging in as a customer by going to examplesite.com:8088, if that matters

Thanks for any insight

 

Do I use an internal or external ip? Neither seems to work. When I change the ip in interface config, log out, log back in as customer, the icon (left of the wrench) rollover still shows the external ip and port (http://68.113.x.x:8088/sites/database_phpmyadmin.php?id=6) no matter which Ip I entered into the interface config. And clicking gives a timeout or server not found error.

Do I need to restart the system after entering the changes (throwback to Windows). Am I attempting to get to PHPMyAdmin incorrectly? I have deleted and recreated the db each time I changed the ip address.

** new info: Even though the rollover shows the URL above, when I have the internal IP in interface config, the bottom of the browser bar says "connecting to 192.168.1...." before timing out.


Thanks

 

More info

Still having issues with this. I may have a little more info.

I checked my /etc/hosts files and see this:

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
127.0.1.1 server1.example.com server1

Shouldn't that second line have something else? 192.168.1.x or something?

Thanks

 

The URL looks wrong to me - should be http://examplesite.com:8088/sites/database_phpmyadmin.php?id=2 instead of http://examplesite.com/:8088/sites/database_phpmyadmin.php?id=2.

You can try that.

 

My mistake

Falko,

You are correct on the url. That was a typo on my part. I will try altering the hosts file.

 

Still no luck

Any other ideas? I'm stumped. But then that's not hard.

Can you tell me where to look to investigate the problem? A PhpMyAdmin config file somewhere?

I looked in /etc/dbconfig-common/phpmyadmin.conf and can't see anything that might help

Thanks

 

Maybe an idea

When I looked in

/etc/dbconfig-common/phpmyadmin.conf

it has dbc_user='phpmyadmin'

But in

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/mysql_clientdb.conf

it shows a clientbd_user = 'root'

Could this be the issue?

Thanks

 

Which distribution do you use? Which guide (URL) did you use to set up the system?

 

Ubuntu 9.04

Ubuntu 9.04 and ISPConfig3

The Perfect Server - Ubuntu 9.04 [ISPConfig 3]
http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-9.04-ispconfig-3

 

Any ideas?

I haven't heard a response in a while. I really don't want to start over if I can help it.

Thanks.

 

Well, I'm running out of ideas...

 

Reinstall PhpMyadmin?

Do you think a reinstall of PHPMyadmin might fix things? Or make more problems?

I think this is a PHPMyadmin issue alone.

 

Another possible clue

When I go to

http://123.123.123.123/phpmyadmin (external ip address)

I get a 404 error.

When I go to just:

http://123.123.123.123/

I get the home page of a website, actually the only website, that I set up through ISPConfig.

Should it not be some sort of default ISPconfig page on the ip?

 

Perhaps one more clue

Sorry for the multiple posts.

I restarted Apache and got this:

[warn] NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.26:443 has no VirtualHosts

 

Have I stumped the experts?

I don't know whether to be proud or ashamed. I really don't want to start from scratch if I can help it. I can't understand how I could have screwed this up seeing as how I copied and pasted the majority of it.

Here may be one more clue.

I walked through the setup (http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-9.04-ispconfig-3-p4) visually and came across the line on page 4 where it says to run

netstat -tap | grep mysql

The results are supposed to look like this:

tcp 0 0 *:mysql *:* LISTEN 8474/mysqld

Mine looks similar except for the last segment:

tcp 0 0 *:mysql *:* LISTEN -


Does that spark any ideas? I really do appreciate the time you guys put in here.