phpMyAdmin is using strange characters in the login area
Why? Probably there are two phpmyadmin installations/folders on the same server/Web address.
The browser is using the wrong encrypted cookie that is unreadable from another phpmyadmin.
Solution:
Remove the data from the browser's cache/cookies and from the text areas (stored logins/passwords?).
If possible Remove all the unneeded installations.
Login Again in the main installation of phpmyadmin.
This usually happen when you are on a server that seems to not have a phpmyadmin available and you try to upload a new one in the ftp since you cannot find a phpmyadmin folder.
If you cannot find the other installations of phpmyadmin just try
www.yourdomain.com/myadmin
www.yourdomain.com/phpmyadmin
www.yourdomain.com/mysql
www.yourdomain.com/sql
www.yourdomain.com/mysqladmin
www.yourdomain.com/sqladmin
those are the most common paths
Why? Probably there are two phpmyadmin installations/folders on the same server/Web address.
The browser is using the wrong encrypted cookie that is unreadable from another phpmyadmin.
Solution:
Remove the data from the browser's cache/cookies and from the text areas (stored logins/passwords?).
If possible Remove all the unneeded installations.
Login Again in the main installation of phpmyadmin.
This usually happen when you are on a server that seems to not have a phpmyadmin available and you try to upload a new one in the ftp since you cannot find a phpmyadmin folder.
If you cannot find the other installations of phpmyadmin just try
www.yourdomain.com/myadmin
www.yourdomain.com/phpmyadmin
www.yourdomain.com/mysql
www.yourdomain.com/sql
www.yourdomain.com/mysqladmin
www.yourdomain.com/sqladmin
those are the most common paths
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