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Manage MySQL remotely with phpMyAdmin

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 3 comments
Linux.com; By Federico Kereki 		Mail this story
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Odds are, if you design Web sites with a database back end, you've worked with MySQL. You can manage this database from the command line, but it's not very user-friendly. Using the graphical tool phpMyAdmin helps, but not all Web hosting providers offer it or allow you to install it on the server. Fortunately, you can install it on your own box and manage several MySQL databases remotely at the same time, without having to install anything anywhere else.

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Comments (3)

pat ·
I would avoid any ISP that has their database ports open to the world.
gus3 ·
Even if you put it on a custom port forwarded via OpenSSH authenticated with PKI?
pat ·
If an isp won't let you install phpmyadmin, what makes you think they are going to let you have a custom firewall rule?

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