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I'm working on a Joomla site where I have ftp access. I'm trying to get access to the database but am unable to find the location of phpmyadmin. The site URL is:<br />
<a href="http://www.midohiosurgical.com" rel="ugc">www.midohiosurgical.com</a><br />
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and so far I have tried<br />
<a href="http://www.midohiosurgical.com/phpmyadmin" rel="ugc">www.midohiosurgical.com/phpmyadmin</a><br />
and<br />
<a href="http://www.midohiosurgical.com:81/phpmyadmin" rel="ugc">www.midohiosurgical.com:81/phpmyadmin</a><br />
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but neither of these have worked. I do have access to the Joomla files but don't know where this info would be stored. I've been looking through configuration.php but don't see anything that would indicate where the phpmyadmin is.<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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I'm working on a Joomla site where I have ftp access. I'm trying to get access to the database but am unable to find the location of phpmyadmin. The site URL is:
www.midohiosurgical.com

and so far I have tried
www.midohiosurgical.com/phpmyadmin
and
www.midohiosurgical.com:81/phpmyadmin

but neither of these have worked. I do have access to the Joomla files but don't know where this info would be stored. I've been looking through configuration.php but don't see anything that would indicate where the phpmyadmin is.

Thanks for any help.

Finding location of phpmyadmin for my site

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