phpMyAdmin Locked up
Moderator: General Moderators
phpMyAdmin Locked up
I was building some tables with phpMyAdmin and then went off to other pages in the browser and finally closed the browser. Now when I try to restart phpMyAdmin I get the error message below
- Attachments
-
- phpError.png (3.08 KiB) Viewed 929 times
Re: phpMyAdmin Locked up
Sorry for the terminated message above. Here's the complete question:
I was building some tables with phpMyAdmin and then went off to other pages in the browser and finally closed the browser. Now when I try to restart phpMyAdmin I get the error message below. I may well have done something wrong in the tables, but if I can't get back into phpMyAdmin how can I fix it? It's definitely not a problem with the phpMyAdmin configuration since it's been working fine for weeks and I haven't changed anything there. And it doesn't seem to have anything to do with PHP. It seems to be a problem between phpMyAdmin and MySQL.
Also, where is the PHP Log file they're asking me to check.
Thanks for any suggestions
I was building some tables with phpMyAdmin and then went off to other pages in the browser and finally closed the browser. Now when I try to restart phpMyAdmin I get the error message below. I may well have done something wrong in the tables, but if I can't get back into phpMyAdmin how can I fix it? It's definitely not a problem with the phpMyAdmin configuration since it's been working fine for weeks and I haven't changed anything there. And it doesn't seem to have anything to do with PHP. It seems to be a problem between phpMyAdmin and MySQL.
Also, where is the PHP Log file they're asking me to check.
Thanks for any suggestions
- Attachments
-
- phpError.png (3.08 KiB) Viewed 928 times
Re: phpMyAdmin Locked up
You can edit and delete your posts on this forum.
Is the session problem isolated to phpMyAdmin or is it more widespread? Test with a simple script like this.
To find the log file, look through your server folders for a folder named "logs" or something similar. You should find a file named "error_log" or something similar. Near the end of the file (use Ctrl+End to jump to the end), you should find error messages from around the time you last tried to access phpMyAdmin. They might (or not) explain what is wrong.
Is the session problem isolated to phpMyAdmin or is it more widespread? Test with a simple script like this.
Code: Select all
<?php
session_start();
echo ($_SESSION['n'] = isset($_SESSION['n']) ? ($_SESSION['n'] + 1) : 1);
// You should see the counter increase each time you refresh the pageRe: phpMyAdmin Locked up
Thanks for your help.
Actually, this sort of cleared itself before I could try your php suggestion. It cleared when I went into the XAMPP Control Panel Application and clicked the Admin button to the right of the Apache service (below). On the next screen that came up I selected phpMyAdmin under Tools and it came up without the error. And now it comes up without an error from the normal link I use to reach it.
I didn't find any kind of a log file. There are a lot of XAMPP folders and files at C:\xampp, including a phpMyAdmin folder, but nothing that looks like a log file (ends with .log or even has "log" in the name).
Thanks
Actually, this sort of cleared itself before I could try your php suggestion. It cleared when I went into the XAMPP Control Panel Application and clicked the Admin button to the right of the Apache service (below). On the next screen that came up I selected phpMyAdmin under Tools and it came up without the error. And now it comes up without an error from the normal link I use to reach it.
I didn't find any kind of a log file. There are a lot of XAMPP folders and files at C:\xampp, including a phpMyAdmin folder, but nothing that looks like a log file (ends with .log or even has "log" in the name).
Thanks
- Attachments
-
- XAMPP_CP.png (26.9 KiB) Viewed 916 times
Re: phpMyAdmin Locked up
For future reference, the log files might be found in "C:\xampp\apache\logs\".