John Paul

John Paul

Planned

Have the Ability to Link PhpMyAdmin for users to Easily Login to their Database

Peter Kuipers

Peter Kuipers

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this would be great, users who install WordPress cannot see the database password unless when they go into the wp-config, as they choose for automated install.

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John Paul

John Paul

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Agreed!

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Dev
Oscar Hugo Paz

Oscar Hugo Paz

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Or maybe consider Adminer instead of phpMyAdmin, because it's just a single file.

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Jan
Angel

Angel

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I think this is a bad idea and should not be part of core but a custom script or a custom installation... for security reasons mainly.

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Michel

Michel

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I don't think security is much of an issue with sane defaults. Not any more of an issue than using an external tool.

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Angel

Angel

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I prefer not to have any more attack vectors on my servers if I can. :)

Tunnel ssh is already the more secure way to connect to any database and that works already, so no need for anything on the server to be installed.

Just my two cents. :)

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Michel

Michel

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Well it should be an option to install in the first place, if you don't need it you shouldn't have it on the server. But there's many people who rely on it so it would be very nice as an option.

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Angel

Angel

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But that can be achieved with a script or a custom install.

I think that any efforts from ploi should be used on other tools or functionality. If ploi is implementing and supporting this, it is not doing other stuff like incremental backups ;)

There is no vote down, so I just left my comment as user. :)

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Ploi Core: PhpMyAdmin

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  • Dennis moved item to board Planned

    2 years ago
  • Dennis moved item to project Ploi Core Requests

    2 years ago
  • John Paul opened

    2 years ago