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Have scoured the board but can't seem to find anything that's helped yet.

If I go to http://localhost/ it's fine, if I go to http://localhost/phpmyadmin I get an 'Error 500: Internal Server Error'

There doesn't seem to be anything that'll show up in the log files either. I've tried the RewriteLog as mentioned in PHPMyAdmin 500 Internal Server Error - But that doesn't really seem to help either, nothing gets written to it when I've got:

# Logfiles
ErrorLog  /home/www/beta.**.com/logs/error.log
CustomLog /home/www/beta.**.com/logs/access.log combined
RewriteLog /home/www/beta.**.com/logs/rewrite.log
RewriteLogLevel 9

I've tried uninstalling the package and re-installing it, but that's not helped either. Anyone got any other suggestions? I'm running Debian and Apache 2.

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christian.thomas
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  • Further to this, I've been through index.php and it dies after loading the required file libraries.common.inc.php - Which subsequently dies after the following lines (Line 538): /** * @global PMA_Config $_SESSION['PMA_Config'] * force reading of config file, because we removed sensitive values * in the previous iteration */ $_SESSION['PMA_Config'] = new PMA_Config('./config.inc.php'); – christian.thomas Dec 19 '11 at 14:14

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Ok, so I resolved it by changing Line 538 to the full path, I.E. /etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php - Not 100% sure why, but it does.

christian.thomas
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    In your config, you used `./config.inc.php` which takes the file from the current directory - and doesn't do any searching. When you change that to the full path, then PHP knows where to find it. Also: since we can't see your configuration file, *line 538* is meaningless. – Mei Dec 20 '11 at 15:50
  • Line 538 was this line: $_SESSION['PMA_Config'] = new PMA_Config('./config.inc.php'); I'm aware that it'll just take it from the current directory, it just seems weird that a fresh out of the box install oh PHPMyAdmin would use that path.. Presumably the PMA_Config function should do something with the path which it wasn't necessarily doing.. – christian.thomas Dec 20 '11 at 15:54
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I faced this problem in localhost and I tried to do many things to solve this problem and I figure out that I had to uninstall server and re-install it and everything works fine now.

Before you uninstall server copy all the database from here C:\server\bin\mysql\mysql5.6.12\data to save folder. Because after the new install he will remove all the old database because it removes the old phpmyadmin and put a new one.
I know this reply is late but i want to give some help.

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