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My pma user, made under root, doesn't have any privileges

PostPosted: 01. April 2008 01:51
by BlizzofOZ
As I understand it, I had installed XAMPP under the root.

When I login phpmyadmin, under the pma user, I don't have any privileges to add/change/delete users.

Why? What could I have done wrong?

PostPosted: 01. April 2008 01:57
by Wiedmann
Why?

This special user don't need more privileges!

What could I have done wrong?

Read the docu :wink:, and use user "root" without password.

PostPosted: 01. April 2008 02:14
by BlizzofOZ
Wiedmann wrote:
Why?

This special user don't need more privileges!

What could I have done wrong?

Read the docu :wink:, and use user "root" without password.


You are a busy guy...

I did some more searching and found this (which you are repeating yourself):
http://community.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?t=15001&highlight=mysql+root

What I don't understand is where you login. Where do I login as root? Is it /localhost/phpmyadmin?

Also, I ran the security piece and added a password to MSQL... do I use that password for root?

PostPosted: 01. April 2008 02:33
by Wiedmann
Where do I login as root? Is it /localhost/phpmyadmin?

Yes.

I ran the security piece and added a password to MSQL... do I use that password for root?

Yes.

PostPosted: 01. April 2008 02:41
by BlizzofOZ
Wiedmann wrote:
Where do I login as root? Is it /localhost/phpmyadmin?

Yes.

I ran the security piece and added a password to MSQL... do I use that password for root?

Yes.


BINGO again! Thanks, I'm in...

When I add a user, would this allow that user to access the server via the internet?
Ex: I have a friend John who I would like to be able to access my server to grab and put files.

He would web browse: http:/myhostname:portno/john/ ?

Can I make this user have a password?

Does the use john also have to be setup as a user in the OS?

PostPosted: 02. April 2008 14:37
by BlizzofOZ
Well, I was figure out how get a user and password using the httpd.conf file.

What now I don't understand is how/where (if at all) the sql database.

I'll ask that question in a new thread.