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phpMyAdmin installation on Termux

Open Oken opened this issue 4 years ago • 4 comments

After follow the first step you indicated, the step for apache 2 is not working.

Step 1 run successfully.

cd $PREFIX/etc/apache2 && rm -f httpd.conf && cd $HOME/phpMyAdmin && cp -f httpd.conf $PREFIX/etc/apache2

Running it on termux returns 'There is no such file or directory'.

How do I go around this?

Oken avatar Sep 10 '20 18:09 Oken

Sorry for commenting this late. I may be updating the whole repository for easy use and if you are still on step 1 don't worry just tell me the error by sending screen shot. I will try to help you

Marcus0086 avatar Oct 01 '20 19:10 Marcus0086

Thanks for you reply. It would be nice if you updated it.

I found an alternative though!

On Thu, Oct 1, 2020, 8:52 PM Marcus0086 [email protected] wrote:

Sorry for commenting this late. I may be updating the whole repository for easy use and if you are still on step 1 don't worry just tell me the error by sending screen shot. I will try to help you

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Oken avatar Oct 06 '20 00:10 Oken

Localhost is not working with limit number of connections

mberco avatar Jan 08 '21 13:01 mberco

Localhost is not working with a limit number of connections

https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/47131/how-to-get-rid-of-maximum-user-connections-error

Try this

Marcus0086 avatar Feb 10 '21 06:02 Marcus0086