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I need to setup user account access for phpMyAdmin from the cpanel phpMyAdmin but not giving access to the cPanel. Is there a port number I can use to give access to just phpMyAdmin.
You could setup a redirect under cPanel that would forward the user to the correct URL for phpmyadmin and prompt them for a login.
This would however also give them access to cPanel if they modified the URL after logging in.
Maybe install a local copy of phpMyAdmin for them to use rather than using the server wide copy?
David
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Do you fear the obsolescence of the metanarrative apparatus of legitimation?
the local copy does not seem to be as fast? and I cannot give access to cPanel, so I will have to stick with the local copy. I have the directory secured with .htaccess so what authorization mode would be the fastest way to connect config, http, or cookie?
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