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Old 09-15-2005, 12:36 AM
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Getting phpMyAdmin to work
i am kinda new to this and i cant get my website to show anything...www.tsclan.clanservers.com and i got phpmyadmin but i dont know where to put it in under ftp and what not...do i put the whole folder in there or do i just put the files and if just files in what folder on the ftp...then what do i use to run it?!?
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Old 09-16-2005, 07:52 PM
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You can put the entire (main) folder of phpMyAdmin in your nuke root directory, along with the other main nuke folders.
You can also name the main phpMyAdmin folder anything you like, as long as you configure the config file properly, with the proper path to it.

I'm sorry, but it's been a long time since I've done this , and I forgot what the name of the config file is.
It should tell you that in the info files.
(it might be "install.config.php" or something like that)

Once you've done that, you access phpMyAdmin with your browser.
So in your case, it would probably be something like
www.tsclan.clanservers.com/(path to phpMyAdmin folder)/(admin file name)
and that should get you in your MySQL db.

The phpMyAdmin config file look a bit daunting, but you don't need to fill in every cofiguration lines; you basically need to insert the path to the phpMyAdmin folder, a password, and maybe a couple of other things, and then again maybe not...

Good luck!
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