You can install phpMyAdmin for administrating MySQL/MariaDB databases from the comfort of a web browser using the following command: Now, let’s access it from the web browser: # echo “” | sudo tee /var/www/html/info.php Once PHP installed, for testing purpose, create a simple info.php page using following command: # apt install php php-common php-mysql php-gd php-cli -y Here we are installing the default PHP version 7.2 and other modules for web deployments using the following command: Remove test database and access to it? : y Then enter yes/y to the following security questions:
It will ask you to enter the current password for root (enter for none): Once the script gets executed, it will ask multiple questions. Let’s secured the installation using the following command: The default configuration of the MariaDB will not be secured. # apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client -y Now, let’s verify the Apache installation. In case, you enabled firewall and firewall block requests of the apache web server, open a port in the firewall. It is known as LAMP and installs on the Linux system environment. index.php#23: require_once(./libraries/ this article, we will learn to install Apache, MariaDB, PHP, and PHPMyAdmin in Ubuntu 18.04 server.Īpache, MySQL/MariaDB, and PHP are composed of packages. libraries/#315: PhpMyAdmin\ThemeManager::initializeTheme()
libraries/classes/ThemeManager.php#397: PhpMyAdmin\ThemeManager::getInstance() libraries/classes/ThemeManager.php#129: PhpMyAdmin\ThemeManager->_construct() libraries/classes/ThemeManager.php#89: PhpMyAdmin\ThemeManager->loadThemes()
String ‘/usr/share/phpmyadmin/./themes/pmahomme/’, libraries/classes/ThemeManager.php#306: PhpMyAdmin\Theme::load( libraries/classes/Theme.php#174: PhpMyAdmin\Theme->_construct()
libraries/classes/Theme.php#103: PhpMyAdmin\Template->_construct() libraries/classes/Template.php#59: Twig\Loader\FilesystemLoader->_construct(string ‘/usr/share/phpmyadmin//templates/’) Realpath(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($path) of type string is deprecated /./php/Twig/Loader/FilesystemLoader.php#40 You can then type the password which you “think” is the correct one, if it is, the script continues and you can ^C’d out of it.ĭeprecation Notice in. If you just hit ENTER, you will get an error if the root password has been set somehow. One thing I did figure out was, to verify if you are using the correct root password, you can re-issue the cmd: BTW, I never was able to login using “admin” I dropped the which I had tried prior to the reboot, off the user name and only used “root” and the password. Wish I could say what exactly fixed it.Īfter rebooting, from the browser page, tried to login again and it failed when I used and my password. So, I decided to do the old reboot trick and it worked. And I implemented several of the suggested solutions, but, I was still getting the errors. php, etc).ĭarn, I was getting all the for mentioned errors. Then, depending on the page you have requested, the server will generate the document to serve you (.
Briefly, a web server is the software that handles requests to access a web page.
Updating and Upgradingīefore starting the installation procedure, open a Terminal window and run the following commands to update your Pi: :~ $ sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -y Install Apache2 on Raspberry PiĪpache2 is the most widely used web server software. You can either run the next commands on a Raspberry Pi set as a desktop computer or using an SSH connection. If you like home automation and you want to build a complete home automation system, I recommend downloading my home automation course.Īfter having your Raspberry Pi board prepared with Raspbian OS, you can continue with this tutorial. Raspberry Pi board – read Best Raspberry Pi Starter Kits.You should have the Raspbian or Raspbian Lite operating system installed – read Installing Raspbian Lite, Enabling and Connecting with SSH.You should be familiar with the Raspberry Pi board – read Getting Started with Raspberry Pi.