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Plesk database via PhpMyadmin?

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Hello,

I can't access the Plesk system database (which is in MySql on port 8306) via Plesks's phpMyAdmin, but I can access it via the command-line.

In the control panel, when I go to Server/Databases/MySql I see:

"(Name for the server cannot be changed: There is at least one database on the server)"

and sure enough, the server and port edit boxes are disabled.

I have recently upgraded from Plesk 7.5.1. I remember once creating a client database in 7.5.1 and it had this effect. I notice that 7.6 creates a client database for Horde, so I guess its the same problem.

Why can't I access the system database just because there's a client database? I don't get it. Or maybe there's some other reason.

How do I access the Plesk database via phpMyAdmin?

Cheers,
Julian
 
>> Why can't I access the system database
Access to the system database via Plesk's phpMyAdmin has been disabled in 7.6.

>> How do I access the Plesk database via phpMyAdmin?
Install another copy of phpMyAdmin outside Plesk.
 
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