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Using phpMyAdmin with Djangostack MySQL

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I have phpMyAdmin already running on my Linux-based server. I've installed djangostack to run separately from my regular applications - it was easier than upgrading python. So, now I have two instances of MySQL running - one on the main machine on the regular port and the other in djangostack on a different port.

Since phpMyAdmin supports multiple servers, it seems like I ought to be able to add the djangostack MySQL to the list of server but I can't get the configuration to work. I can log in using the djangostack instance with the correct username and password, but it still only lists the databases in the other, regular instance of MySQL - the djangostack databases are not accessible.

I tried configuring it to use 'localhost' and the djangostack port number and socket location - that didn't work. I also tried using the socket location as the host name, ala the Django app configuration. I didn't expect that to work, and it didn't.

Has anyone done this successfully?


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