I am aware that there is already a topic about PHPMyAdmin but I am receiving a different error (and that topic is closed). It seems as if PHPMyAdmin has an error in it's code. I received the following error. Now I am unsure what the first two warnings are about but the third one doesn't like the fact that HTML was already printed out. Is this caused by something in my control panel or is it the server itself? I have just recently removed all user's (except one) from all the databases and enabled remote MySQL access. I wouldn't think that would cause a problem unless I removed PHPMyAdmin's user, but I don't think you can do that can you?

Any Suggestions?

Sparkx

I can confirm that I have the same error when I'm trying to access phpMyAdmin through CPanel..

the third error I guess is due to the previous two errors, they outputted something and headers couldn't be sent, it's a cookie or just a simple header..

strange error that Database is full, I wonder which database is full, maybe the server's?

I just tried to browse my CMS and the Panel, when I tried to do something with MySQL, something more than SELECT, I got an error from my CMS:

"Error: Are you *u*king hacking theSite CMS Panel.."

As I don't really remember where I wrote this error message, but as I remember it never should have been able to be shown, so I guess when I did UPDATE or INSERT it didn't work and else if didn't work as it should and it showed the else error message So I guess who's on that server can't really add anything more, it's out of Space? or somebody hacked something and put all the DB Free Space with trash information..???

So I guess we aren't able to store or change anything in our MySQL databases..

And the problem seems located in /usr/local/cpanel/base/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php
the "session write query failed" seems to mean a permissions problem rather than a real "database is full" problem.
I would say that somebody should perform a chmod somewhere in /usr/local/cpanel/base/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php
Yordan

You think it's only a PHPMyAdmin problem? Why doesn't MySQL work as it should with PHP too when yo try to do something more, like insert a row..

Seems that MySQL works with my site, I can add records in my GuestBook, add and delete posts in my PhpBB forums. That's why I think that my MySQL databases are OK, and only phpMyAdmin has problems.

Just for diagnosis purposes, i did a simple test. I downloaded phpadmin from sourceforge (http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php ) and uploaded into my astahost account www folder, and configured the server as "localhost". It works perfectly.
This means that the problem is inside the cpanel, the sytem calls to cpanel phpmyadmin are not correctly performed.
Clearly, the problem is in cpanel, and not in MySQL.

Its not just a PHPMyAdmin problem. The error seems to be related to session data which has to be saved somewhere in the /tmp directory. My statistics page which is based on Tracewatch is showing errors as well.

My whole Drupal installation is popping up with ridiculously large amount of errors. Like for the past few months, Astahost servers have been crippling my website systems.

I can't fix the Drupal issue without getting into PHPMyAdmin either.

xboxrulz

Hmm, well you're right, just did a test it works, but my CMS doesn't work, I can't login and do something to the Panel, so as others said, maybe it's a session problem, because it uses sessions, strange though, when I'll comeback I'll need to check a simple php script with the server by using sessions..

yeah, just took a look and to get that login error it could happen due to sessions also.. So maybe something is happening with permissions or the place the sessions are saved, never saw these kind of errors.

This post has been edited by Quatrux: Jul 18 2008, 06:23 AM

Maybe somebody with a csh account shoud do a "ls -ld /tmp", just to check permissons for creating temporary files too...