Hi List,
As 2.2.6 will be released soon (in the next two days), we ask the maintainers for those languages (or anybody who can do it) to get the latest cvs version and translate the few messages that are still in english (search for the "translate" string):
- Brazilian-Portuguese; - Bulgarian (koi8-r and win-1251 charsets); - Catalan ($strOverhead); - Galician; - Japanese (euc and sjis charsets); - Korean; - Latvian; - Lithuanian; - Romanian; - Russian (koi8-r and win-1251 charsets); - Slovak (win1250 charset); - Spanish ($strOverhead).
Thanks, Loïc, for the phpMyAdmin-dev team
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Hello:
I was having trouble connecting to phpMyAdmin after the login page. This occured when I was at my client's site. The config parameter $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri was to blame. I fixed the problem by using $REMOTE_ADDR in the config file for the parameter, like this:
$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = 'http://' . $REMOTE_ADDR . '/pathTo/phpMyAdmin- 2.2.6-rc2/';
I suspect this is what most users want, and it would have saved me some time figuring this out if the above method was used. So, can we change the config parameter so that we only ask for the path and not the server address?
You could put a parameter such as $cfgPmaPath in the config file and then later set $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri by prepending $REMOTE_ADDR onto the path.
Regards,
Jay Davis
Jay,
$REMOTE_ADDR returns the client's address. I guess $SERVER_NAME would be better.
Marc Delisle
"Jay F. Davis" a écrit :
Hello:
I was having trouble connecting to phpMyAdmin after the login page. This occured when I was at my client's site. The config parameter $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri was to blame. I fixed the problem by using $REMOTE_ADDR in the config file for the parameter, like this:
$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = 'http://' . $REMOTE_ADDR . '/pathTo/phpMyAdmin- 2.2.6-rc2/';
I suspect this is what most users want, and it would have saved me some time figuring this out if the above method was used. So, can we change the config parameter so that we only ask for the path and not the server address?
You could put a parameter such as $cfgPmaPath in the config file and then later set $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri by prepending $REMOTE_ADDR onto the path.
Regards,
Jay Davis
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Jay F. Davis wrote:
I was having trouble connecting to phpMyAdmin after the login page. This occured when I was at my client's site. The config parameter $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri was to blame. I fixed the problem by using $REMOTE_ADDR in the config file for the parameter, like this:
$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = 'http://' . $REMOTE_ADDR . '/pathTo/phpMyAdmin- 2.2.6-rc2/';
I suspect this is what most users want, and it would have saved me some time figuring this out if the above method was used. So, can we change the config parameter so that we only ask for the path and not the server address?
Firstly, you probably meant $SERVER_ADDR instead of $REMOTE_ADDR, as $REMOTE_ADDR is the address that the browser is going from.
Even if you changed that to $SERVER_ADDR, it will not always work, as $SERVER_ADDR is an IP, and the site may be using name based vhosts.
Observe my domain for example: http://sql.orbis-terrarum.net/mysql/ http://24.84.50.235/mysql/
You could put a parameter such as $cfgPmaPath in the config file and then later set $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri by prepending $REMOTE_ADDR onto the path.
Rather than any of these solutions, look at the Documentation.html file for the proper solution:
cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = (!empty($HTTPS) ? 'https' : 'http') . '://' . $SERVER_NAME . (!empty($SERVER_PORT) ? ':' . SERVER_PORT : '') . substr($SCRIPT_NAME, 0, strrpos($SCRIPT_NAME, '/')+1);
Thanks Robin:
I actually got the idea of using $SERVER_ADDR from the docs. However, I think I need $HTTP_HOST.
At any rate, it still seems to me that $HTTP_HOST (!) should be used automatically and only the path should be in the config file. (Though I still don't understand why this needs to be in the config file. Why can't we just let Apache use the relative URL. This always works in my development. I usually use "./" in front of all file names.)
Jay
On Fri, Apr 19, 2002, Robin Johnson robbat2@fermi.orbis-terrarum.net wrote:
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Jay F. Davis wrote:
I was having trouble connecting to phpMyAdmin after the login page. This occured when I was at my client's site. The config parameter $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri was to blame. I fixed the problem by using $REMOTE_ADDR in the config file for the parameter, like this:
$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = 'http://' . $REMOTE_ADDR . '/pathTo/phpMyAdmin- 2.2.6-rc2/';
I suspect this is what most users want, and it would have saved me some time figuring this out if the above method was used. So, can we change the config parameter so that we only ask for the path and not the server address?
Firstly, you probably meant $SERVER_ADDR instead of $REMOTE_ADDR, as $REMOTE_ADDR is the address that the browser is going from.
Even if you changed that to $SERVER_ADDR, it will not always work, as $SERVER_ADDR is an IP, and the site may be using name based vhosts.
Observe my domain for example: http://sql.orbis-terrarum.net/mysql/ http://24.84.50.235/mysql/
You could put a parameter such as $cfgPmaPath in the config file and then later set $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri by prepending $REMOTE_ADDR onto the path.
Rather than any of these solutions, look at the Documentation.html file for the proper solution:
cfgPmaAbsoluteUri = (!empty($HTTPS) ? 'https' : 'http') . '://' . $SERVER_NAME . (!empty($SERVER_PORT) ? ':' . SERVER_PORT : '') . substr($SCRIPT_NAME, 0, strrpos($SCRIPT_NAME, '/')+1);
-- Robin Hugh Johnson E-Mail : robbat2@orbis-terrarum.net Home Page : http://www.orbis-terrarum.net/?l=people.robbat2 ICQ# : 30269588 or 41961639
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