[ Thanks to Linuxaria for this link.
]
“he configuration of the SSH server does not require anything
special, just make sure that your firewall is properly configured
to allow access to port 22, or whatever you have set. If you want
more security i suggest to use authentication via keys, as
described here.“The next step is to create the database and the user who will
use it. We will create a SSH tunnel, so you can also use phpMyAdmin
remotely as explained for example here, but the procedure is so
simple that I decided to do it from the terminal. After obtaining
access to the server give the following commands::”
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