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How to log in to phpmyadmin
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Hi Have downloaded BitNami to work on a Drupal site, works fine on local machine but am now trying to migrate it to the host server, to which end have copied the Drupal files across. I understand that the database also need moving to a database on the host server…I tried to access http://localhost/phpmyadmin…but can’t get further than a login. It doesn’t accept the login for the Drupal site admin, but I have no other…?…sorry complete newbie question here… |
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i was having the same issue, i found this in the readme.txt file, the username is administrator and the password is something that you created. I was able to get to it to work for me after seeing your post.
7. DEFAULT USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS The Drupal administrative user and password are the ones you set at MySQL admin user is called ‘root’, and its password is the same as the The default MySQL non-root account used to access the database is named The phpMyAdmin administrative user is ‘administrator’. |
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Hi, The user to access to phpMyAdmin is “administrator” and the password is the same that you set during the installation. I hope it helps. |
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Thanks guys ‘administrator’ and password set a installation time works for me… cheers Phil |
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Hi again One more question if I may….I have exported the database from the local machine and imported it into a new database on the host server, changed the settings file to the new username, password and database, and the index page loads….great!…but…the site doesn’t work….all the links return file not found….I don’t really know how to implement Drupal sites is the main problem……any advice much appreciated….. Thanks Phil |
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Hi, could you post the some of the wrong links? Maybe it is necessary to change the IP address or the file location. |
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Hi Beltran Cheers Phil |
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Hi, I have check your site (looks good!) and it seems that the links are ok. It is possible that it is a permissions issue. Could you check the Apache error log? Cheers. |
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Hi Been out of town a few days, but thanks Beltran for the suggestion….. I’ll look into that with the web hosting company, I’m assuming the error log would be on their remote server somewhere…..? Cheers Phil |
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Hi Phil |
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We are glad you find the solution. Thanks for sharing with other bitnami users. |

