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the error message is an apache error, file not found. question: how does apache know to find the phpmyadmin file in the phpmyadmin folder? why isn't this in the www root directory to be found by apache? thanks.
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i'm running it on a sbs which uses the default port 80. the phpmyadmin was running fine until just yesterday. is there a way to use phpmyadmin from the root directory so that apache looks for it there? wondering how apache finds phpmyadmin if it isn't in the root directory. also, i changed the port to listen on 8080 and the server and other software are operating just fine. thanks, mike
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i'm running wamp on a windows small business server. despite my IT installer's warnings, everything installed fine and its been running without a hitch for a month. i run it on port 8080 so it doesn't interfere with the IIS. if i make money, i'll probably make a contribution, since wamp has worked so well. here's my problem: today i tried to open phpmyadmin and apache couldn't find it. actually
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thanks, that solved it. but i have to wonder, if this crops up so often, why not just put it in the faq's? or is it already there and i missed it?
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hope this is a simple one: installed wamp on a winxp: installs in a breeze. go to the phpmyadmin from the tray and all is well. at this point i'm using a root with no password. i use the system for a day, set up a database and all is well. but the system is warning about the unprotected root and wants me to give it a password. i give it one. viola, i can't pull it up from the system tray any
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