phpmyadmin
| Max Edgar (37) |  |
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Im trying to install phpmyadmin on windows 7 not sure how the install goes, but I beleive i need php5 and mysql. Do i need those before I can install phpmyadmin and is the software intended for linux or is it still fairly easy to install via windows | |
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| Luc Lieber (907) | |
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Hello, you might want to check out the xampp suite. I've had very good luck with it. Plus, they have cute girls on their site for no particular reason. I'm in a toss-up over who's cuter... Miss Windows or Miss OSX. I think Miss Linux has an attitude problem...turning her back on us like she's better than us. Well, actually I think that Miss OS Portal ranks higher than all of them. I digress... http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html | |
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| darkestfright (1089) | |
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http://bitnami.org/stack/wampstack This comes with everything you need in a convenient installer. | |
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| modoran (1100) | |
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http://vertrigo.sf.net/ This is usually what I use on my computer. It came with Apache, MySql,PHP,sqlite and phpmyadmin and it is very easy to add Perl or Python too. | |
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| ResidentBiscuit (2207) | |
| Be sure to keep it updated regularly. Phpmyadmin is known for being very insecure. All of our security breaches where I work in the last 6 months have been due to an exploit in phpmyadmin that could have been mitigated if it had stayed up to date | |
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