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| phpmyadmin [2016/11/05 20:36] – stephdl | phpmyadmin [2019/06/05 19:48] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| - | You have only the multiaccess mode, the login is **admin** and the password is stored under **/etc/my.pwd** | + | You have only the multiaccess mode, the login is **admin** and the password is stored under **/root/.my.cnf** |
| do in a terminal | do in a terminal | ||
| - | cat /etc/my.pwd | + | cat /root/.my.cnf |
| ==== Mode adminaccess ==== | ==== Mode adminaccess ==== | ||
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| Furthermore this mode is more convenient since the authentication is made with cookies. You can easily close the session. | Furthermore this mode is more convenient since the authentication is made with cookies. You can easily close the session. | ||
| - | With the multiaccess mode, the admin account gets a new password which comes from '/etc/my.pwd'. | + | With the multiaccess mode, the admin account gets a new password which comes from '/root/.my.cnf'. |
| Once you retrieve it, you can change it in the phpmyadmin session for a password more easier to recall. | Once you retrieve it, you can change it in the phpmyadmin session for a password more easier to recall. | ||
| to retrieve the admin password : | to retrieve the admin password : | ||
| - | cat /etc/my.pwd | + | cat /root/.my.cnf |
| You can access via: | You can access via: | ||
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