phpMyAdmin $cfg['Servers'][$i]['userconfig'] ...

[rhatto]

Hello everyone.
I've been all day long seaching for a solution, but as a expected i failed... so i'm asking for a little hand =)

You must be registered to see links

You must be registered to see links

phpmyadmin seems to have this problem related
I used a 343's ...all pack and all seems good, except this....

 

[BloodyCode]

are you using xampp?

 

[rhatto]

are you using xampp?

I'm not. I'll reinstall to try.... thanks!
_____________________________________________________________________________

Update:
I didn't said anything but, I'm using a old notebook as a VM in the 343's video.
So, I've formated my notebook and install a xampp package before ./install-pw and for my surprise, fuckedup completely with everything! Now pwAdmin doesn't recognize Sql dbo and phpmyadmin is fucked :$:
If there is a good soul to help, I'll be thankful =)

You must be registered to see links

pwAdmin fucked

You must be registered to see links

Sql fucked
God bless!

 

[BloodyCode]

On this problem

You must be registered to see links

pwAdmin fucked

Go to php.ini search mssql msql delete ; restart your xampp or whatever apache did you use

For this

You must be registered to see links

Sql fucked

One of the most common issues I've ran in to is the systemd or init script is passing a different path than is defined in your my.cnf file for the socket, thus when you attempt to start or restart MySQL, it fails.
So the best thing to do would be to check my.cnf and the associated configuration files to see what is being defined for the socket. If your MySQL configuration is defining something other than what the startup script is asking for, change socket= to /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock, save + exit, and then try to restart MySQL/MariaDB again.
Otherwise, you could do the reverse. Check the startup script and change the path of the socket to match that of what's defined in your MySQL configuration.