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MyIDKaTePe wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:09 https://i.imgur.com/OgMMWMB.png

my phpmyadmin from keyadmin login

That's totally valid.

A regular user doesn't have access to MariaDB/MySQL internal tables.

24unix wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:15

MyIDKaTePe wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:09 https://i.imgur.com/OgMMWMB.png

my phpmyadmin from keyadmin login

That's totally valid.

A regular user doesn't have access to MariaDB/MySQL internal tables.

actually that phpmyadmin from keyadmin login

how to get root password ?
ok that the other question.. not related with this

now how to make the db connected without touching phpmyadmin ?

MyIDKaTePe wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:20

24unix wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:15

MyIDKaTePe wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:09 https://i.imgur.com/OgMMWMB.png

my phpmyadmin from keyadmin login

That's totally valid.

A regular user doesn't have access to MariaDB/MySQL internal tables.

actually that phpmyadmin from keyadmin login

how to get root password ?

Take a look at keyhelp_login_data_2022-* in the home folder of root.

MyIDKaTePe wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:20
ok that the other question.. not related with this

now how to make the db connected without touching phpmyadmin ?

The credential for your testdb work, so they should work for WP install.

You need to enable the function "error_log".

Therefore you have to remove "error_log" from the list of disabled PHP functions.

Then the installation will succed.

24unix wrote: ↑Sat 25. Jun 2022, 18:26
The credential for your testdb work, so they should work for WP install.

the fact is not

something was wrong with this panel.. cannot connect and give privilage

Please just confirm the way you create a new Database. Im am not sure you use Keyhelp for that.
Creating a database has nothing todo with phpMyAdmin.

Keyhelp as Admin:

1. Create a User with minimum 1 Database in Resource & Permissions
2. Switch to the User (click the username in the useradministration list)
3. Create the Database under "Resourcen -> Database
4. Set password for the database
5. Use this credential for WP

CU Arne

ShortSnow wrote: ↑Sun 26. Jun 2022, 03:46 Please just confirm the way you create a new Database. Im am not sure you use Keyhelp for that.
Creating a database has nothing todo with phpMyAdmin.

Keyhelp as Admin:

1. Create a User with minimum 1 Database in Resource & Permissions
2. Switch to the User (click the username in the useradministration list)
3. Create the Database under "Resourcen -> Database
4. Set password for the database
5. Use this credential for WP

CU Arne

all i do just like that...
i use manual installation wordpress since 2010
even now sometimes i do that

if admin want to test my keyhelp panel
i will give the credential... so they know the problem ....

here the video

https://lapanol.com/lapanol/220626-keyh ... failed.mp4

nevermind.. i destroy the vps now...
i think this control panel is not suitable for my infrastructur

even i think this panel light enough
i dont care about the opensource or not i just care the light and system,.

maybe if the wordpress problem and IP behind NAT solved by panel...
i will back here

I doubt the panel is the problem.

I installed several software under it and it works without problems.

Hello!

I also have this error.

1, I create an unlimited user
2. I enter the user interface
3, I create a database

The created database does not have the appropriate permissions.

What could be the reason for this?

You can't go wrong with it too much, some other setting can have an influence on it.

Thanks for the help


Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/TZMnWL5

After you created the database in KeyHelp, you log in via phpmyadmin and instantly get the "No Privileges"?
You do not see the phpmyadmin Dashboard? Have you clicked anywhere?
Are you logged in with an other account and try to access the tables of an other database user? - phpmyadmin only allows one user session at a time.

Please send me KeyHelp login credentials via PM, as I can not reproduce this.

Hi Alexander!

I sent the data.
Thanks for the help.

I can see the phpmyadmin interface and the menu items. But, I don't have permission to create tables. And I'm logged in to a good interface.

mzperx25 wrote: ↑Fri 14. Oct 2022, 12:18 Hi Alexander!

I sent the data.
Thanks for the help.

I can see the phpmyadmin interface and the menu items. But, I don't have permission to create tables. And I'm logged in to a good interface.

You should create the tables in Keyhelp, not PhpMyAdmin.

The databases are fine, but it is an incompatibility with WordPress and PHP 8.1 / 8.0.

(WordPress labels the support for PHP 8.0 and 8.1 as BETA itself: https://make.wordpress.org/core/handboo ... -versions/)

The installer failed and does not log any error message - i am currently digging through the WordPress code to find the exact reason.

(I get in touch with you mzperx25 in a second).


For everyone stumbling upon this:

As long as Wordpress does not fix this compatibility error with the latest PHP version 8.1, it is advisable to either run WordPress on p.ex PHP 7.4.
At least perform the install on PHP 7.4 and later potentially switch to 8.1 / 8.0.