You literally saved my group hours of continues dread and despair we have to create a Linux Cloud environment Project for my IT education and we were told Rocky Linux could get us there but it is so buggy long live good ol' Ubuntu and your guide was just on point to a T thanks a million :D
What a fantastic tutorial !!!! I followed it to the T and it worked flawlessly. You earned a sub mate. Much Appreciated. Oh and nice website, gonna check out some of your blogs.
So at the end you have installed and accessed phpmyadmin. And what? How to access the database there? You made all this work, to stop when it starts to be interesting!
Generally speaking the goal of most of my videos is to get people started in a way that is accessible so they can explore the tech at their own pace. phpMyAdmin is pretty straightforward for WordPress. When you log in, you'll see the wordpress database we created for the install in the video. The tables you'll probably be most concerned with are wp_options, wp_posts, and wp_users.
Good instructional video. Question: How can i install a 2nd hard drive (4 tb) and place all my webserver files there because its larger than my boot nvme, (1 tb)?
As long as the drive is mounted and accessible, you can save the Wordpress hosting files in any directory you want. Just make sure all your config files are pointed to the right directories.
This is normally though not always a result of a misconfigured SQL server or wp-config.php file. Please ensure that the database you created in mysql-server with user and password match the /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-config.php file where you have DB_NAME, DB_USER, and DB_PASSWORD. If you've checked all these, please email me at the address located in my About and provide more specific details.
Good tut, but just a pre-warning to anyone who already has something setup on there server such as pterodactly panel. Following this tut will screw everything up that you have setup and you will probs have to start it all again.
Everything worked flawlessly :) Until 404 error when I try to open phpmyadmin, did the following: copied /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf file into the /etc/apache2/sites-available folder and named the file phpmyadmin.conf and restarted apache2. Wordpress is up and running, I do not understand what went wrong and how I can solve it? Fixed, follow up: sudo nano /etc/apache2/apache2.conf Use nano to edit apache.conf file and add the following line in the last. Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf And voila, it was solved :) Thanks again for tutorial, never used ubuntu before and got it up and running :)
I've been trying to do this for hours on my own. Amazing tutorial man. I really appreciate it.
Thank you for this accurate and clear guide. I have watched lots of videos, but this is the one that worked for me on Linux Mint. 🥰
You literally saved my group hours of continues dread and despair we have to create a Linux Cloud environment Project for my IT education and we were told Rocky Linux could get us there but it is so buggy long live good ol' Ubuntu and your guide was just on point to a T thanks a million :D
I must point out that this is an excellent informational video, thanks and huge love from Israel.🤓
What a fantastic tutorial !!!! I followed it to the T and it worked flawlessly. You earned a sub mate. Much Appreciated. Oh and nice website, gonna check out some of your blogs.
So glad you appreciate it! I've been super busy as of late but should have more content coming out soon.
Keep em coming mate. Love the blog especially, step by step and very detailed instructions. Awesome work.@@Port-forwarded
Hey do you have a discord ? @@Port-forwarded
God bless you, thank you very much for the tutorial
Thank you, it's a great tutorial
500/10 tutorial.
Thank you Sir
9:55 i forgot to hit the spacebar. What can i do to resolve this?
So at the end you have installed and accessed phpmyadmin. And what? How to access the database there? You made all this work, to stop when it starts to be interesting!
Generally speaking the goal of most of my videos is to get people started in a way that is accessible so they can explore the tech at their own pace. phpMyAdmin is pretty straightforward for WordPress. When you log in, you'll see the wordpress database we created for the install in the video. The tables you'll probably be most concerned with are wp_options, wp_posts, and wp_users.
Thank you!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Good instructional video. Question: How can i install a 2nd hard drive (4 tb) and place all my webserver files there because its larger than my boot nvme, (1 tb)?
As long as the drive is mounted and accessible, you can save the Wordpress hosting files in any directory you want. Just make sure all your config files are pointed to the right directories.
I did everything said and follow all commands and says can't connect to data base and phpmyadmin not loading
is your blog offline? would have loved to follow the steps.
Yes. Migrating it to an EC2 instance on Amazon atm. Hoping to have it up soon.
i get this error; "Error establishing a database connection"
This is normally though not always a result of a misconfigured SQL server or wp-config.php file. Please ensure that the database you created in mysql-server with user and password match the /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-config.php file where you have DB_NAME, DB_USER, and DB_PASSWORD. If you've checked all these, please email me at the address located in my About and provide more specific details.
Good tut, but just a pre-warning to anyone who already has something setup on there server such as pterodactly panel. Following this tut will screw everything up that you have setup and you will probs have to start it all again.
thanks
Everything worked flawlessly :) Until 404 error when I try to open phpmyadmin, did the following: copied /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf file into the /etc/apache2/sites-available folder and named the file phpmyadmin.conf and restarted apache2. Wordpress is up and running, I do not understand what went wrong and how I can solve it?
Fixed, follow up:
sudo nano /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
Use nano to edit apache.conf file and add the following line in the last.
Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
And voila, it was solved :)
Thanks again for tutorial, never used ubuntu before and got it up and running :)