Right click on the little box to the left of phpmyadmin in the results area, select install, then click on 'Apply'.
#Php sandbox install
Whilst phpmyadmin can be added using sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin, I have come across a couple of instances where it has not fully linked into the existing LAMP server (this could well be the person answering the questions incorrectly, but as we have a GUI we may as well take advantage of it).
It has replaced the older MySQL-Admin and is available now on most (if not all) web-hosting packages that have MySQL as the database system. Phpmyadmin is a GUI for accessing, creating and editing the MySQL databases, tables, data and users. The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet. This is the default web page for this server. You should be greeted with something similar to Once that has completed, close the terminal, open up your browser and type the following into your address bar localhost You will be asked to create a MySQL root password. To use Tasksel, open a terminal session sudo taskselĪrrow down to LAMP, press the space bar to put an asterisk in the box, press the tab bar to get to and press enter.įrom there, do as it says. Whilst you can call Tasksel just for LAMP, it is a worthwhile exercise here to call it generally and then choose the task you want it to carry out this will give you some insight into the many jobs that it can do. It also ensures that you pull in all the correct versions of associated programs so that they will work together. Tasksel is a very useful command that can install in a few clicks and a short question-and-answer session that which would take a very long command line open to misspelling.
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