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I have a host and cPanel access but only one main user and password to cPanel.
I want to give someone access to phpMyAdmin but don’t want to give that person my main user and password for cPanel.
Is there anyway to give someone access to phpMyAdmin but not cPanel?
The phpMyAdmin which comes with cPanel (in the 3rdparty-directory) is apparently secured with the cpanel-authentication, so the answer is “no”.
You could install your own phpMyAdmin (maybe it’s even available in the script-center/one-click-installer) and set it up to directly authenticate on the MySQL-server with your custom MySQL-user or just let your user enter his credentials which you have supplied.