Upgrade PhpMyAdmin

And you can't login with your mysql root password? It should be the same credentials as are stored here:

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/root/.my.cnf
/usr/local/cwpsrv/htdocs/resources/admin/include/db_conn.php

I managed to access the phpmyadmin interface using root and the quoted password /root/.my.cnf
but the automatic connection does not work neither on the root nor on the customer account, I must always introduce user and password located in /root/.my.cnf

Good morning
after I followed the phpmyadmin migration steps without any problem, except that when I access phpmyadmin it asks me to enter the credentials, the interface does not automatically display as before.
Is there a solution or is there a missing step?
THANKS

same problem here unable to login with the update

I know this is old post, but maybe it will help someone who has the same issue.

After successful install of Maria DB 11.3.1

I installed phpMyAdmin 5.2.1

and faced the same login issue.

Solution:

Simply login to your main CWP and update root password.

Works like a charm !

I know this is old post, but maybe it will help someone who has the same issue.

After successful install of Maria DB 11.3.1

I installed phpMyAdmin 5.2.1

and faced the same login issue.

Solution:

Simply login to your main CWP and update root password.

Works like a charm !

Tried this and it's not working for me. No autologin after upgrading to latest version of phpMyadmin.

No, that's not true at all. I deployed the latest phpMyAdmin 5.2.1 yesterday on all my servers. Follow Sandeep's directions here, replacing any instance of "4.9.2" with "5.2.1":
https://www.uxlinux.com/how-to-update-phpmyadmin-latest-version-on-cwp-centos-webpanel/

Also, the link to the Blowfish hash generator is no longer working, so Google a different one.

The autologin feature is still working for you ?

If root pw = mysql root pw it auto-logins just fine under CWP Admin. Or save credentials with your web browser...

If root pw = mysql root pw it auto-logins just fine under CWP Admin. Or save credentials with your web browser...

No , I mean for regular users not admin. Is it still working ?

I can't test the default configuration, because I run CWP on an alternate port. Userland phpMyAdmin forwards to port 2087 which I don't support and block via CSF.

I can't test the default configuration, because I run CWP on an alternate port. Userland phpMyAdmin forwards to port 2087 which I don't support and block via CSF.

Ah , I see. thanks for the info.