Also, learn mysql before phpmyadmin. That's generally always a good idea though.<BR><BR>Oh, and look up how to design a database schema/design if you get serious.

I have a server where I'm using php+MySQL for users administering it.The server is Debian Etch (custom 2.6.23 kernel from kmuto). Everyone from the LAN can connect to IP/phpmyadmin from Firefox ...

Databases are considerably easier to manage from within a GUI. If you've migrated your servers from CentOS to Rocky Linux, you might want to install phpMyAdmin. Jack Wallen shows you how.