By letstalk
I installed the phpmyadmin looking at the digital ocean guide. After completing each step sucessfully the phpmyadmin does show the pop-up at example.com/phpmyadmin after to it there is no reponse when I login it shows HTTP Error 500. I checked the Apache2 log it didn’t showed any error. So I did reconfiguration of the phpmyadmin still the issue persist out to be same. I also tried installing few php addons as looking at the forum those were php-mbstring php7.0-mbstring php-gettext also they got install and configure still the Phpmyadmin showcased HTTP Error 500 after login. Is the issue related to .htacess ? The phpmyadmin .htacess has following code AuthType Basic AuthName “Restricted Files” AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.phpmyadmin.htpasswd Require valid-user
Just help me out what;s the exact issue which is persisted ?
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Which guide did you follow? If you would, please provide the link.
If you delete your .htaccess file and attempt to access the URI to your phpMyAdmin installation, does it work or do you still get the same error – or do you see a different error?
If, after deleting your .htaccess file, you’re able to access the installation, then we know that the issue is most likely with that file and you’ll want to double-check that there are no extra spaces or tabs – before or after (this can happen if you copy and paste sometimes).
If you would, please post the contents of your configuration and I’ll be more than happy to take a look at it for you. Essentially, copy and paste what’s between the opening and closing VirtualHost blocks and wrap it with three starting backticks and three closing backticks (that’ll create a code block and keep it organized inside the comments section).
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