We noticed there’s a field called “phpMyAdmin URL” in “configure server” page, under section “Databases”. Is this a field to change URL to access PHPMyAdmin?
We tried to put inside some values: /directory, full url, etc… but nothing worked.
I have just set ‘pma’ and ‘/pma’ (without quotes) and it’s not working.
It’s an Ubuntu 18.04 whit a new fresh installed HestiaCP.
Even restarted Apache and Nginx, but it does not work.
Should it replace /phpmyadmin acces or just create an alias?
I just ran the script you say in terminal.
URL is replaced ok.
I think there’s a problem in the GUI as it does not call this script and so URL is not changed.
Could you check please?
Regards
And there’s also the bug @mredig says. In fact, URL on this button keeps the port 8083 and this should be port 80.
The URL is https://DOMAIN:8083/NEW_ALIAS
and should be https://DOMAIN/NEW_ALIAS
When I installed Hestia, I saw same error, but it works like vesta, you need to change the link into apache config (if you have apache installed). Absolute path in linux is /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf. Inside you change route alias by same value that you put into hestia basic configuration interface.
if you want to have a sub-domain for it, you can adjust or create the nginx/apache config-files for phpmyadmin manually and add a vhost there.
I am going to merge this into the thread, as it’s already discussed there, please only open new topics if there are no ongoing discussions or if it’s really a different question.