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Get code examples like 'localhost 80443/phpmyadmin' instantly right from your google search results with the Grepper Chrome Extension. This article covers how to install PhpMyAdmin on Mac OS X. PhpMyAdmin is a software tool written in PHP to manage and administer MySQL databases. It supports not only MySQL, but also MariaDB and Drizzle databases.

I often get MAMP giving me the red light for MySQL.

Every time I fixed it by quitting every instance of the mysqld process.

Check in Activity Monitor for multiple instances of that process running - if there are, then that is your problem. Quit them all, and restart MAMP.

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Activity monitor can be found in Applications > Utilities > Activity Monitor.app. - Search for mysqld in the search box in the top right of activity monitor, and if there are multiple instances running, quit them all.

If not, try quitting the process anyway and restart MAMP.

Update: Easier way to perform this:

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From terminal.

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  • Hi There,
    I’m hoping someone can help me. I’m new to developing sites using localhost. I installed WP using MAMP and have been building a site for my town’s public library. I now need to move it to a host so the team can view it to make final changes etc.

    The problem is, I’m having issues moving the site (first tried local by flywheel, then a couple of free hosts). I’m encountering problems exporting my database using phpmyadmin (also had a problem using Duplicator plugin. All my theme mods were lost. Although I was able to use it successfully with another, less developed site I had started for them and scrapped).

    When I attempt an export in phpmyadmin I get an incredibly long error message that lists several tables with issues that I’m not sure how to fix. I honestly don’t know what it means.

    Error message begins with what’s below… (Please note: the “generation time” is incorrect as well – even though my time zone is set properly in WP – not sure that matters. I’m also noticing now that the host says localhost:8889, but to access the site I go to localhost:8888, I also included the first table error message).

    — phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
    — version 4.9.5
    — https://www.phpmyadmin.net/
    —
    — Host: localhost:8889
    — Generation Time: Jan 15, 2021 at 04:58 PM
    — Server version: 5.7.30
    — PHP Version: 7.4.9

    SET SQL_MODE = “NO_AUTO_VALUE_ON_ZERO”;
    SET time_zone = “+00:00”;

    —
    — Database: drevartsfour_db
    —

    Virtual dj mixer player for pc. — ——————————————————–

    —
    — Table structure for table wp_cn_social_icon
    —

    CREATE TABLE wp_cn_social_icon (
    id int(11) NOT NULL,
    title varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
    url varchar(255) NOT NULL,
    image_url varchar(255) NOT NULL,
    sortorder int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT ‘0’,
    date_upload varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
    target tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT ‘1’
    ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

    —
    — Dumping data for table wp_cn_social_icon
    —

    INSERT INTO wp_cn_social_icon (id, title, url, image_url, sortorder, date_upload, target) VALUES
    (1, ‘Facebook’, ‘https://www.facebook.com/drevartslibrary’, ‘fa fa-facebook’, 0, ‘xxxxxxx’, 1),
    (4, ‘Instagram’, ‘https://instagram.com/’, ‘fab fa-instagram’, 2, ‘xxxx’, 1),
    (5, ‘YouTube’, ‘https://www.youtube.com/channel/xxxxxxxx’, ‘fab fa-youtube’, 1, ‘1608666994’, 1);

    I was able to force an export by using the custom function and changing the export format, but then several tables were missing.

    The site menus link out to several other sites for community resources. Could that be the problem? I’m also using several plugins, but I don’t think that’s it because the site is running beautifully on localhost.

    Ctsvolfe. Sorry this is so long, just thought I’d give as much background as possible. Been struggling with this for a while.

    Malwarebytes pro rar. Thank you in advance!!
    Amy

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  • That isn’t an error, it’s the exported database. You should tell phpMyAdmin to save the export to a file.

    If you are displaying the database in phpMyAdmin, there should be an Export tab in the tab bar at the top. If you click that tab, you should go to a page with a title like Exporting tables from 'dbname' database, and there should be numerous options, including the one I mentioned. Do you see that page?

    If not, it’s possible (likely?) that MAMP is providing a limited version of phpMyAdmin, and you’ll need to install an official version downloaded from phpmyadmin.net.

    Yes, you should use the “custom” option and make sure you’re saving the output to a file. It would save time if you also set the compression option to “gzipped”. The other custom options can remain as-is.