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phpMyAdmin TEMP Access Problem


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I just installed and configured PHP, mySQL and phpMyAdmin on my Windows Vista IIS7.

PHP and mySQL are working well. For phpMyAdmin, everything was done until when I wanted to view the database, I got the error as below

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This error always is still there even I restarted my laptop several times.

I went and checked C:\Windows\Temp but it seemed it does not exist on Windows Vista.

And since I can't see C:\Windows\Temp, how to give the Write/Read permission for IUSR_Computername?

Should I change the Temp directory path?

Any solution?

Thanks

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These two commands are for fixing PHP session permission on Vista only. I have used them to run earlier just before I installed and configured phpMyAdmin.

I checked and found that TEMP reside on C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Local\Temp for Windows Vista while C:\Windows\Temp for Windows XP.

C:\Windows\Temp seemed it does not exist on Windows Vista, is it?

And I have no idea how to change TEMP path for phpMyAdmin. Anyone?

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Still can't work...

It still displayed C:\Windows\TEMP...

I have used mySQL Query Browser to view the database and it work but I find mySQL Query Browser too hassle and troublesome to use. Always prefer phpMyAdmin.

I need to get rid of this stupid problem :pinch:

So how?

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What if you add/change following in the same config.inc.php file:

$cfg['UploadDir'] = 'C:\path\to\temp';
$cfg['SaveDir'] = 'C:\path\to\temp';

Does it still display as c:\windows\temp?

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What if you add/change following in the same config.inc.php file:

$cfg['UploadDir'] = 'C:\path\to\temp';
$cfg['SaveDir'] = 'C:\path\to\temp';

Does it still display as c:\windows\temp?

Still can't work. It still display C:\Windows\Temp :pinch:

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Why don't you just create the Temp folder?

Yeah, it work! Can view the database already.

I am not sure why Temp on Windows Vista use C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Local\Temp, instead of C:\Windows\Temp. What's up with Windows Vista on non-existence of C:\Windows\Temp? I had to create this folder manually... :blink:

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