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I've recently setup a Gameserver (that requires a MySQL, as well as a bunch of time to fool with it) and i REALLY didn't want to do this through a terminal.

Well, The answer was obvious Install phpMyAdmin. Or, perhaps not. This is a clean install, One of the first things i did was to firstly: 1) Install Apache2 2) Install mysql-server 3) Install needed PHP components listed for PHPMyAdmin. 4) Install PhpMyAdmin. 5) Get hit by a brickwall, called PhpMyAdmin.

It appears to have installed correctly, I've tested Apache with both its own index.html as well as a .php, it can find them, no issues here.

Attempt A) I have tried creating a link with: " sudo ln -s /usr/share/phpmyadmin /var/www/html " Result = No Luck.

Attempt B) Inserting the line: " Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf " into "/etc/apache2/apache2.conf" Result = No Luck.

Attempt C) Restart server Result = No Luck.

Attempt D) Check that MySQL is working (Incase for some odd reason that was it.) Status = it's working. Result = No Luck.

Attempt E) When in doubt, Re-configure PhpMyAdmin? Result = No Luck.

Attempt F) When in doubt, Reinstall PhpMyAdmin? Result = No Luck.

Attempt G) "Go to sleep after banging my head against a wall for 17 hours." Result = Headache.

Attempt H) Finally, Ask others that hopefully know a thing or two more then me. Result = We shall see.

Regards, Tau.

Tau
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