How to install phpmyadmin on Ubuntu

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Background

Suddenly want to do wayward development, but found that sqlite3 can not meet my requirements for the database, so after a year, configure phpmyadmin again.

Because I forgot how to configure phpmyadmin, I took a look at Baidu (google is good, not VPN), and found that many of the configuration methods are not good, for example: do soft links. So write a simple article to explain.

Use a command line installation instead of software-center

It can be troublesome to use software-center about database configuration files. However, we can use commands to solve the problem:

Sudo dpkg-reconfigure-plow phpmyadmin

Then:

Sudo ln-s / etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf / etc/apache2/conf-available/phpmyadmin.confsudo a2enconf phpmyadminsudo / etc/init.d/apache2 reload

If apache is started at this time, use reload. If it doesn't start, just start it directly.

If you have a problem, check wiki first, which is also a lesson for yourself.

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