i assume you have root access to the server to set configurations etc....
I am not a phpmyadmin maestro, so you might be better off posting this in a linux/wamp forum depending on your server type...I can just suggest a few troubleshooting techniques that I have come across in my experience.
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is mysql running?
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have you set a password for mysql root user yet? If not, enter a username without password. More on mysql passwords here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/adding-users.html
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have you set up the phpmyadmin config? This can be a royal pain. Be sure to refer to the documentation here: http://wiki.cihar.com/pma/Welcome_to_phpMyAdmin_Wiki . Quick Install->configuration is a good place to start.
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Grant privileges (using root account) to the user pma. I don't think pma have sufficient privileges.
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If you have root password, login with ur root account, create or grant privileges to a user. Check mysql manual for more information !
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So Guys How can i Fix this issue so as to get through to my wprk
Well, the best way to do that would be to remember the password you used.
In lieu of that, you can log in as the root user and modify the password for the user 'pma' to something new.
Here's how you do this in phpmyadmin, once you're logged in as the "root" account.Click on "Privileges" tab
Find username 'pma' in the list
Click on the "Edit Privileges" icon all the way to the right
Scroll down to where it says "Change Password"
Select "Password" and enter a new password
If you don't know the password for the "root" account, you can re-set the password and then use the root account to reset the 'pma' account. Here's the relevant section of the mySQL documentation on re-setting the root password .
Good luck,
- Walkere
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Can you log in with 'root' account ?
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hmm.. Check this . It might be of some help.
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Open mysql console and create a new user.
create user testuser;
grant all privileges on *.* to 'testuser'@'localhost';
This will create a new user called testuser with all the privileges. Use this user account in your script.
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