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Viewing the MySQL database

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Hope this is not in the wrong spot, it is named MySQL, so how do I access my MySQL want to view the nuke users and view blocked IP's, is that possible?
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If you are referring to PHP-Nuke, you do not need to access the SQL database directly. The admin section of PHP-Nuke (and most other website software) will have areas where you can look that information up.
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TimeX wrote:If you are referring to PHP-Nuke, you do not need to access the SQL database directly. The admin section of PHP-Nuke (and most other website software) will have areas where you can look that information up.
Thank You for your quick reply, but if I still wanted to access MySQL database how would I do that? ty.
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To view the MySQL database, I would recommend using phpMyAdmin, which we have an autoinstaller for in the control panel here. You could also access it through the mysql command-line client, but phpMyAdmin is a bit easier.
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Edge100x wrote:To view the MySQL database, I would recommend using phpMyAdmin, which we have an autoinstaller for in the control panel here. You could also access it through the mysql command-line client, but phpMyAdmin is a bit easier.
If I install it, nothing will be changed other then being able to view the database right?
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That's correct, as long as you install it to a new folder. I would also recommend deleting its folder when you are finished with it, so that nobody else can use it.
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Edge100x wrote:That's correct, as long as you install it to a new folder. I would also recommend deleting its folder when you are finished with it, so that nobody else can use it.
Not sure how to do this, would it be possible for support to do this and what would be involved, what would be needed from my end?
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We can't do it for you, but it's just a couple of clicks. Click "Autoinstallers", then select the phpMyAdmin autoinstaller and tell it to create.

After it's installed, you can log in with your database username and password, then poke around to look at (and export) any of your databases.
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Edge100x wrote:We can't do it for you, but it's just a couple of clicks. Click "Autoinstallers", then select the phpMyAdmin autoinstaller and tell it to create.

After it's installed, you can log in with your database username and password, then poke around to look at (and export) any of your databases.
Ok, ty.
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