B3 phpmyadmin

[Ni3ls]

Hi all,
I followed these tutorials
http://forum.bigbrotherbot.net/insta...one-two-three/

Im done with Phase 1, but in Phase 2 he goes to localhost/phpmyadmin. However I can't locate it? 404 Not found... But everything is installed without errors. How can I check if there went something wrong?

EDIT: mysql -u root -p<mysql password> b3-db.sql doesnt work aswell. "Unknown database 'b3-db.sql' "

[IzNoGoD]

You have php and mysql enabled on your webserver, which you host locally?

[Ni3ls]

No they are hosted on a vps. This is the IP: 37.59.111.62

[kung foo man]

EDIT: mysql -u root -p<mysql password> b3-db.sql doesnt work aswell. "Unknown database 'b3-db.sql' "

The correct command looks like: mysql -u root -p databaseName < /path/to/your/b3/installation/b3-db.sql

It's maybe easier to understand in single steps:

1) Connect to MySQL: mysql -u root -p
2) Enter MySQL root password
3) "Use" the correct database: use databaseName;
4) Now import the B3 MySQL layout: source /path/to/your/b3/installation/b3-db.sql;

The database you need to create in phpMyAdmin or HeidiSQL first.

Install phpMyAdmin: either download it directly: http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php

With this step you can just extract it in /var/www.

Or do: apt-get install phpmyadmin (this will make a "special link" to your phpmyadmin, like http://37.59.111.62/phpmyadmin)

[Ni3ls]

Or do: apt-get install phpmyadmin (this will make a "special link" to your phpmyadmin, like http://37.59.111.62/phpmyadmin)

I already did this and the files are in usr/share.
I will try it with the program phpadmin

[Mitch]

I already did this and the files are in usr/share.
I will try it with the program phpadmin

Is '/etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf' included in '/etc/apache2/apache2.conf'?

https://wiki.debian.org/LaMp

To have access to phpMyAdmin on your website (i.e. http://example.com/phpmyadmin/ ) all you need to do is include the following line in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf (needed only before Squeeze, since 6.0 it will be linked by the package install script to /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf -> ../../phpmyadmin/apache.conf automatically)

[Ni3ls]

Thanks Mitch, fixed it!