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  • Thread Starter yogiman

    (@yogiman)

    You’re correct. I have fixed it, at least for now, by adding this to the config.inc.php it seems the default value was ‘./tmp/ causing the ./tmp//twig I mentioned earlier.

    $cfg[‘TempDir’] = ‘./tmp’;

    Thanks for your help. cheers!

    Thread Starter yogiman

    (@yogiman)

    I am able to login now. The host-name was setup correctly. I tested in MySQL Workbench and found out that we need to specify username on the phpmyadmin login page in the myuser@myserver format. Regarding the cache issue, I checked the permissions and they appear to be set to 755.

    drwxr-xr-x 1 Unknown+User Unknown+Group 0 May 2 20:10 twig

    It seems the PHP temp path reference, it has two slashes in the path before twig, could this be the issue?

    “./tmp//twig/f6/f6dd8681e6c232e111b59c5409d9c6c1aa3b25c4ca5a3e3156eed54ca547df64.php”

    Appreciate your help.

    Thread Starter yogiman

    (@yogiman)

    Hi Tazo, Appreciate the quick fix. I was able to activate the plugin, but now it does not let me login. In the Welcome to phpMyAdmin, Login page I get this error below username/password

    Error while working with template cache: Failed to write cache file “./tmp//twig/f6/f6dd8681e6c232e111b59c5409d9c6c1aa3b25c4ca5a3e3156eed54ca547df64.php”.

    Then when I enter my credentials it gives me this error in addition to the previous one. mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/9002): The connection string may not be right. Please visit portal for references.

    Just to clarify, I used the WordPress Template in the Azure Marketplace with App service and Azure DB for MySQL Instance to provision WordPress.

    Hope this helps and Thanks for the excellent Plug-in.

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