phpMyAdmin is a popular administration tool for MySQL and MariaDB. It is normally configured to disable login without a password due to security reasons.
To enable login to MySQL / MariaDB with no password in phpMyAdmin, you’ll need to configure AllowNoPassword
option in phpMyAdmin’s configuration.
- Make sure your MySQL or MariaDB user is given an empty password.
- Open phpMyAdmin configuration file
config.inc.php
using your preferred text editor. If it does not exist, copyconfig.sample.inc.php
then rename it toconfig.inc.php
. - Search for
AllowNoPassword
options and set the value totrue
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$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;
- Save and exit the text editor.
- Log in again without a password.
Note: Tested on phpMyAdmin 5.2.1