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phpmyadmin on rightscale
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i have installed lamp stack on rightscale i get this following error i tried modifying apache httpd.conf it just does not work tell me bye |
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i finally made it work i installed phpmyadmin again and it worked |
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Hi, We are glad to hear this. Just to clarify, you can find a line in <installation_directory>/apps/phpmyadmin/conf/phpmyadmin.conf file where there is this line:
You can modify this line to allow from other IP or you can use “Allow from all” to access from everywhere. |
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Hi. I modified this line but it still defaults to the page that asks me to log in from 127.0.0.1. This is how my file reads. What Am I doing wrong: bq <Directory “/bitnami/lampstack/apps/phpmyadmin/htdocs”> bq I even tried modifying config.inc.php and hardcoded it with my EIP but no dice. Help would be much appreciated. Thanks, Sandeep |
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I tried adding my name to the end of the error message to see if I got it served back by firefox. It does not. I have permissions so where is it getting this from if not form /bitnami/lampstack/apps/phpmyadmin |
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Hi Sandeep, That should work. Did you restart Apache after modifying the configuration file? Cheers, Victoria. |
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Victoria, Did’nt work. I rebooted the instance but it still serves up the old error page. The modifications just dont seem to take. Sandeep |
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Victoria, When I rebooted the instance through right scale, it undid the changes I had made. How can I restart Apache on Bitnami. Sandeep |
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Tried to restart apache in the instance with ctlscript.sh (stop) apache but I keep getting a syntax error. Can anyone help. I ssh’ed into the instance and am in /bitnami/lampstack Thanks, Sandeep |
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All set. Got phpmyadmin to work and atrium installed. Never mind. Thanks for reboot pointer though…. |
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Hi Sandeep, I’m glad you get it working :) |

