Sometimes, during my work developing my app in azure, I come across this situation:
I use the chrome browser
My MySql database: MySQL no Aplicativo so I only use it for an application.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Azure error phpMyAdmin: Access denied!
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asked by anonymous 04.10.2017 / 17:50
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MySQL in App already has a manager, you do not need a third party to manage your MySQL database in the Application.
@ guilherme-natal's comments make sense. Adding phpMyAdmin to the same hosting as your application is just creating one more malicious attack opportunity - it is common for hacking bots to test whether url /phpMyAdmin exists on any website, if any, they will start forcing entry even if they do not discover the password, will consume traffic and processing resources of your application, from taking it out of the air to creating an unplanned cost.
05.10.2017 / 10:27
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In general, this error occurs when the MySql process is not running, when this happens, I restart the application and access the site or ping, check if the process "mysqld" appears in Process explorer I try to access through the "manager" button.
One of the causes for this type of error is also to have another phpMyadmin application installed, being a native one and can be installed via KUDU in site extensions, I recommend removing it if you have it, or you will have to configure it manually. >
Source: Microsoft site
29.05.2018 / 15:41