Have you installed WordPress on your Synology NAS or another application that uses a database but you don’t like the name of the database previously created with MariaDB 10 and want to change it? How can you do that? For one reason or another one day you may need to change the names of your … Read more about phpMyAdmin: How to Rename a Database
Have you ever accidentally created a database and, after some time, decided to delete it to clean up your phpMyAdmin? Well, in this article I will teach you how to permanently delete a database in MariaDB 10 through the graphical interface of phpMyAdmin. STEP 1 Please Support My work by Making a Donation. STEP 2 … Read more about phpMyAdmin: How to Delete a Database
Yesterday, while I was trying to create a new user for a new WordPress database, I came across an unexpected error in phpMyAdmin. First of all, I created a new database in phpMyAdmin. After that, I created a new user for the new database. I used the automatic option in phpMyAdmin that allows you to … Read more about phpMyAdmin: Your Password does not satisfy the Current Policy Requirements
Today, 24 December 2019, Synology has released the update to phpMyAdmin 4.9.2 – phpMyAdmin is a free software tool designed to manage the MariaDB databases. You can manage the MariaDB databases stored on your Synology NAS by installing this package. Version: 4.9.2-0181 Released on (2019-12-24 12:05:35) What’s new? Updated phpMyAdmin to version 4.9.2 Fixed issues … Read more about Synology: phpMyAdmin Update Version: 4.9.2-0181
Creating two different user accounts on the same WordPress database using phpMyAdmin can happen by mistake. To anyone. See below how to delete user accounts from a WordPress database. STEP 1 Please Support My work by Making a Donation. STEP 2 Open phpMyAdmin / User Accounts / select User name then Click Go on the … Read more about Synology: How to Remove User on MariaDB 10 Using phpMyAdmin
Are you using phpMyAdmin as your development interface on Synology Nas and keep getting logged out after +/− 24 minutes? That is phpMyAdmin default security policy: if you are not being active or browsing on the browser for more than 1440 seconds, you will be logged out with the message “No activity within 1440 seconds; … Read more about phpMyAdmin: No activity within 1440 seconds; please log in again.