How to get to phpmyadmin?

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Soft_touch_plastic2021-01-07 23:23:09

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Soft_touch_plastic, 2021-01-07 23:23:09

I am doing my first freelance order, I need to fix the parser in one large aggregator. In the process, I got access to the server through an ssh tunnel, as well as access to the control panel, but it turned out to be a control panel not for hosting, but for equipment (the customer said that their hosting is miran, but miran is not hosting, but providing servers). In this case, how to get access to the hosting control panel to set up cron, phpmyadmin?

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Julia Bedrosova, 2021-01-07
@Bedrosova

Cron is available through the ssh crontab command, and you will most likely have to install phpmyadmin yourself if you need it and if no one has installed it, in general, you can also work with the mysql database through the command line.

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Andrey Ezhgurov, 2021-01-07
@eandr_67

1. cron is configured from the server command line, accessible via ssh.
2. To access MySQL (since talking about phpMyAdmin), it is enough to use a database administration program that supports connection via ssh tunnel - for example, dBeaver: https://dbeaver.com/docs/wiki/Create-Connection/ . And it will be many times more convenient than phpMyAdmin.

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-01-07
@vabka

cron can be configured through the console: https://losst.ru/nastrojka-cron
You can connect to MySQL not only through phpmyadmin - there are a bunch of other clients.

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Ilya S, 2021-01-08
@Stalinko

Forget pma and hosting control panel. These things are used only by beginners. They provide extremely limited functionality compared to ssh. You will have to learn the console, the basics of unix, to work with mysql you can, of course, use the console directly, but it is more convenient to install some MySQL client on your computer that can connect via an ssh tunnel.
Putting pma on the client's server is obviously redundant and opens a security hole.