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===Getting web and database servers ready for use=== | ===Getting web and database servers ready for use=== | ||
We need to create a user for PhpMyAdmin (or adMiner or whatever) to access our database and another for Cumulus to use to access the database tables. At the moment our database access has the single '''root@localhost''' user we created when we installed MariaDB. The initial password was set then, and we need to use it to get access to | We need to create a user for PhpMyAdmin (or adMiner or whatever) to access our database and another for Cumulus to use to access the database tables. At the moment our database access has the single '''root@localhost''' user we created when we installed MariaDB. The initial password was set then, and we need to use it to get access to MariaDB monitor where we can insert some SQL commands to create these two users. | ||
Most tools, like PhpMyAdmin, on first start up will ask for username (here I choose "admin") and password, thereafter the tool should use same log-in (by default you see log-in screen each time you restart or if it is left idle for a long time), let us create a user called 'admin' for it. | Most tools, like PhpMyAdmin, on first start up will ask for username (here I choose "admin") and password, thereafter the tool should use same log-in (by default you see log-in screen each time you restart or if it is left idle for a long time), let us create a user called 'admin' for it. | ||
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As I type this, Cumulus MX has no exception handling if the username and password defined in the settings do not exist in the database, therefore in this situation it will crash out (with message press Enter to close). | As I type this, Cumulus MX has no exception handling if the username and password defined in the settings do not exist in the database, therefore in this situation it will crash out (with message press Enter to close). | ||
=== Installing Adminer, or PhpMyAdmin === | === Installing Adminer, or PhpMyAdmin === | ||