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auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - SalmanQamar - 07-08-2015
When ever i have to use phpmyadmin and monsta i have to login each time even i am logined to control panel.
Is there any configuration as in cPanel we dont need to login to phpmyadmin and monsta each time when logined.
RE: auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - apinto - 07-08-2015
It's "Logged In", not Logined
On your question:
Yes it is possible, should be a nice feature.
RE: auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - SalmanQamar - 07-08-2015
LOL for my English.
How i can do this?
RE: auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - apinto - 07-08-2015
(07-08-2015, 03:56 AM)SalmanQamar Wrote: LOL for my English.
How i can do this?
I'm sorry, my bad as I did not explained it well.
It is possible, however it is NOT implemented in Sentora at this moment.
Sorry!!
RE: auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - Me.B - 07-08-2015
It can be done as Cpanel do for phpmyadmin. The api exists BUT we don't support it.
I rather setup phpmyadmin outside of sentora on my servers.
M B
RE: auto login to phpmyadmin and monsta - ahsan - 07-14-2015
Yes Developers should consider these options. It'd be a plus point in server security as well.
We all know phpmyadmin can be accessed by anyone using
Quote:http://ServerIp/etc/apps/phpmyadmin/
It is quite possible that some user might left database credential files readable on his hosting space. Then anyone who knows it can log in. And if you get access to Phpmyadmin, there are ways to write backdoors on the server.