Phpmyadmin connection issue with mysql database on local computer

Got mysql and phpmyadmin installed on my iMac. I open phpmyadmin site in safari and try to login to the database and I get the following error:
"Safari can’t open the page “http://imac.local/phpMyAdmin/index.php?lang=en-utf-8&token=872752b265e4d375dddae b18d06bd85b” because the server unexpectedly dropped the connection, which sometimes occurs when the server is busy. You might be able to open the page later."
I can connect to the sql database okay from the mysql manager gui just fine. Any suggestions?

Hi David-
Thank you for your QUICK and CORRECT reply! Yes, creating the _mmServerScripts folder in my SSL folder on my remote server did the trick!!
I did try to setup a testing server using one of your tutorials, but I received FTP errors. Since I have a working website with remote and testing flagged on the same server and for my ease of understanding, I copied the setup as closely as I could (less the SSL add-on). Mind you, I originally setup that website 3 years ago, so I'm a bit rusty. I'm not a web developer and don't do this for a living, thus I get by with instructions from the books I own, web tutorials, Adobe forums, etc., but I have not taken any classes. It's not my choice to work with PHP, but I have to in order to pull data from database tables into my web pages. Since I don't do this for paying customers, I don't have to setup anything too fancy (thank goodness). I would like to know how to debug and write java script code, but I lack the time and patience (mostly patience).
Besides...Adobe does such a good job with their products, that I can get by pretty well without having to know everything.
Again, THANK YOU!!!
PS- Would you mind replacing my root site info above with the following: www.sitename.com/ssl/

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