PhpMyAdmin

[MadDog]

How do i find the Username and Password for PhpMyadmin?
I run Ubunto 14.04

[fearworks]

How do i find the Username and Password for PhpMyadmin?
I run Ubunto 14.04

If you mean the root user, so you can see the Sentora core table and settings etc., the username is "root" and the password is in a text file on your server:

Code:

vi ./passwords.txt

There you will see "MySQL Root Password" which you can copy and use as the password for phpMyAdmin.

Of course, this assumes you haven't changed the password for the root MySQL user since you installed Sentora. If you have changed it somewhere along the line, then you will need to Google "mysql reset root password"...

Keith.

[MadDog]

thank you so much!

[MadDog]

Now i have a issue with loging into Senora. I installed it successfully. I even screen shot the user and password and imputing it exactly how it should be, but it's not working.

[fearworks]

Now i have a issue with loging into Senora. I installed it successfully. I even screen shot the user and password and imputing it exactly how it should be, but it's not working.

You haven't given anyone much to go on here, but as you previously asked for info to log into phpMyAdmin, would I be correct in guessing you have changed some settings in the database?

If so, you have probably broken your installation of Sentora.

Of course it might be something else completely - but "it's not working" doesn't give me enough info to help you.

You will have to look at everything you have done between the last time you were able to log in successfully and the moment it stopped letting you log in.

Or reinstall Sentora and don't mess around with it next time...!

Keith.

[republicus]

Now i have a issue with loging into Senora. I installed it successfully. I even screen shot the user and password and imputing it exactly how it should be, but it's not working.

I am assuming you mean you can't login with your details from the screenshot. If that is true you can try resetting zadmin password before reinstalling sentora as fearworks suggested.

http://docs.sentora.org/?node=43

Else, your best bet is to reinstall.

[MadDog]

I am assuming you mean you can't login with your details from the screenshot. If that is true you can try resetting zadmin password before reinstalling sentora as fearworks suggested.

http://docs.sentora.org/?node=43

Else, your best bet is to reinstall.

Thank you! that helped a LOT! 

Now i just have an issue with connecting Filezilla to the FTP. I made a FTP.
Host: Server IP
username: FTP username
password: FTP Password
port default: 21
Not connecting at all... is there something i'm doing wrong?

I know for a fact username and password and IP is correct.

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i can connect via SMTP, but even then i can't find the main directory i set up.

[fearworks]

Thank you! that helped a LOT! 

Now i just have an issue with connecting Filezilla to the FTP. I made a FTP.
Host: Server IP
username: FTP username
password: FTP Password
port default: 21
Not connecting at all... is there something i'm doing wrong?

I know for a fact username and password and IP is correct.

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i can connect via SMTP, but even then i can't find the main directory i set up.

Ah yes, the password reset facility... sometimes I forget the obvious 

Ok, the FTP issue is something I'm not sure about as you aren't running CentOS. There's a known issue at the moment with ProFTPD installing correctly on CentOS 7, but you're on Ubuntu so not so sure.

First thing would be to check if ProFTPD is running? Then check if port 21 is open in your server firewall, and make sure your ISP aren't blocking it for some reason. SMTP is an entirely different protocol for mail transfer, not for file operations, so that doesn't really say much about the FTP module.

Does FTP show as running in the Sentora Service Status page?

Keith

[MadDog]

Ah yes, the password reset facility... sometimes I forget the obvious 

Ok, the FTP issue is something I'm not sure about as you aren't running CentOS. There's a known issue at the moment with ProFTPD installing correctly on CentOS 7, but you're on Ubuntu so not so sure.

First thing would be to check if ProFTPD is running? Then check if port 21 is open in your server firewall, and make sure your ISP aren't blocking it for some reason. SMTP is an entirely different protocol for mail transfer, not for file operations, so that doesn't really say much about the FTP module.

Does FTP show as running in the Sentora Service Status page?

Keith

Yes all services are running. yes the port is open. I know it's not my ISP because i have had a web host before that used port 21 for there FTP.

is there anything wrong with my DNS?

https://intodns.com/oldschoolspaceempire.tk

[fearworks]

Yes all services are running. yes the port is open. I know it's not my ISP because i have had a web host before that used port 21 for there FTP.

is there anything wrong with my DNS?

https://intodns.com/oldschoolspaceempire.tk

Are you sure the port is open and the service is running?

Your IP address is 159.89.226.3. If you check this site:

https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

and enter your IP address and port 21, it says it is closed. Your other common ports seem to be open but not 21, so there's either nothing answering on port 21, or it can't answer because it is blocked. Are you sure you're running Ubuntu? Are you sure ProFTPD is running?

The DNS isn't the issue.

Keith