79691582

Date: 2025-07-06 08:08:15
Score: 1.5
Natty:
Report link

I think here might be the possible answers

  1. Initially Check Services, by ensuring Apache (or Nginx) and MySQL are running (e.g., via XAMPP/WAMP/LAMP).

  2. Check for the Correct URL – Try http://127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ or ensure the case matches (e.g., phpMyAdmin on Linux).

  3. Port Conflicts – Verify no other apps block ports 80 (Apache) or 3306 (MySQL).

  4. Clear Cache – Use a private browser window or clear cookies/cache.

  5. Logs – Check Apache’s `error.log` or PHP logs for clues.

  6. If not try reinstall, by reinstalling phpMyAdmin if corrupted.

Quick Test:

- Create a test.php file with <?php phpinfo(); ?> if it loads, PHP works.

- Try accessing MySQL via command line (mysql -u root -p).

Reasons:
  • Long answer (-0.5):
  • No code block (0.5):
  • Contains question mark (0.5):
  • Low reputation (1):
Posted by: Denis D