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krt
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Sorry, last time I heard about that, paid hosting was unavailable. Figures though, how else could you have hosting as I never see you posting 
Anyway, the rest of the post still stands - there are phpMyAdmin alternatives that don't take long to install. Also, I am sure there are plenty of GUIs that can be used to access your databases remotely. |
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Scoby007
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| Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:56 am Post subject: |
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Well any ideas on how to do this? access remotely?
| krt wrote: | Sorry, last time I heard about that, paid hosting was unavailable. Figures though, how else could you have hosting as I never see you posting
Anyway, the rest of the post still stands - there are phpMyAdmin alternatives that don't take long to install. Also, I am sure there are plenty of GUIs that can be used to access your databases remotely. |
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Scar
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martin
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| Scar wrote: | Seems that Trel or someone may be working on it because now i get
| Quote: | | Existing configuration file (./config.inc.php) is not readable. |
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I said so a few posts ago.
I use MySQL Front to manage my local Mysql server. The program was discontinued but works fine on MySQL 5. But I prefer phpMyAdmin for LP because I'm used to it and I don't want to mess it all.
I think we should wait a few days and Trel is going to fix it  It may be something very easy for him I believe 
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Desbrina
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The deceptive logic version which i'm currently using as an alternative is an extremely basic copy of phpMyAdmin. I also cant seem to get it to work correctly, it wont import a sql files created on my local server, and if i paste the code in i get the query was empty. Seems it cant handle large amounts of code (Mine was over 6000 records i was trying to import) but it does until phpMyAdmin is back up working.
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Scar
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Desbrina
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LP-SolidRaven
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Next time this happens you could also use the official mysql administration tools. The query builder/viewer has a few nice features in fact
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