last line of htaccess index.php is causing my mydomain.com/phpmyadmin/ to show no page found error. If I delete that last line, the phpmyadmin opens right up to login screen.
Should I delete the last line or modify it?
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Ultimately, as pointed out, having the htaccess posted helps the most (with the admin directory name obscured), but if I were to guess, the "last line" is the RewriteRule (needed to support the overall process), but in the list of RewriteCond there is not one to omit rewriting your phpmyadmin folder (similar to) like the other examples in the file.Code:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/phpmyadmin [NC]
But that's merely a guess assuming that the store is completely new, no other add-ons installed, no specializations yet made, and that in such a default install there would not be a htaccess file in the root directory at least not to support ZC, therefore to support URI Mapping the applicable commands were inserted as the only content. If all of that is true, then the "last line" theory would be relatively applicable, but even then, dunno...
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Just the ceon cut and paste generated from admin.
If I manually add the index.php to the end of the url, it works fine.
So does the cut and paste include the foldername of the problem program and is the end of that inclusion have a slash or is it just the foldername like presented above?
Ie is it:
Or like this:Code:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/phpmyadmin [NC]
Code:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/phpmyadmin/ [NC]
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Sorry been straight out trying to get my virtualmin webpanel running on centos 7. Not fun.
Heres the ceon htaccess contents. Might add.....phpmyadmin was not there last time I ran the ceon in admin....sounds like I need to do that again or simply add the phpmyadmin to the htaccess file. BRB
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