I have installed as per a tutorial, but I am getting a blank page when I am loading info.php and myphpadmin why?
My Droplet is CentOs 7.
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Hi there @sanjaya102,
I would recommend checking the following things:
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Make sure that your file permissions are set correctly so that your Apache service has the correct rights for reading your files
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Check your Apache error log and see if there is any information there
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Enable PHP error logging in order to see if there are actually any errors
Hope that this helps!
Regards, Bobby
Hi @sanjaya102,
Usually this error is experienced when you have some errors in your code or the Apache service can’t open some files due to them having wrong permissions.
I’ll recommend one of the following steps to pinpoint the issue
- Enable PHP error logging in your phpMyAdmin admin folder. It will show you the exact error and you should be able to act upon it.
** Check if the phpMyAdmin folder has the proper permissions/ownership. If not change them. Having said that, enabling it’s error log should display the exact error.
As soon as you know what is the error experienced, you can act on it and resolve it.
Regards, KDSys
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