'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery

'SignonSession'; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = 'examples/signon.php'; ?>` Example for IP address limited autologin If you want to automatically login when accessing phpMyAdmin locally while asking for limit error or a time limit error. Compressed dumps are built in memory and because of this are limited to php’s memory limit. For gzip/bzip2 exports this can be overcome since 2.5.4 using $cfg['CompressOnFly'] the presented link. The token is regenerated for every login, so it’s generally valid only for limited time, what makes it harder for attacker to obtain valid one. See also Cross-site request forgery