How to update phpMyAdmin ?
 

I am plagued by the below banner notice, but do not know how to update phpMyAdmin. It does not appear to be in a package (dpkg -S phpMyAdmin finds nothing) and there is no option in the ISP Manager that I could find that would update phpMyAdmin.

Outdated version of phpMyAdmin is installed on your server. Safety errors were detected. We strongly recommend that you update the version and check the server for viruses

You can remove old phpMyAdmin it in Applications and install new one

There is NO phpMyAdmin application under Applications.

There is a 'MySQL management tool'. Is that the phpMyAdmin application????
(You should be a little clearer about what is what.)


Upon attempting to delete 'MySQL management tool' I am severly warned:

"Deleting an application may delete the associated data, such as databases, mailboxes, etc. Do you really want to delete MySQL management tool ?"

Is it going to delete associated date such as databases if I delete the 'MySQL management tool' ???

Yes, 'MySQL management tool' is PhpMyAdmin. In description we use common name of progams. PhpMyAdmin is a particular case of MySQL management tools, and may be we will support someone else later.

it's a standard warning. No one of your mysql databases will be deleted.

phpMyAdmin updated, but banner still says "Outdated"
 

Ok, I deleted and re-installed the the "MySQL Management Tool" (it now says phpmyadmin-3.3.2-1 under 'Installed Version', where it said nothing before).

BUT THE BANNER STILL SAYS:

"Outdated version of phpMyAdmin is installed on your server....."

try to reload cache, use /usr/local/ispmgr/sbin/pkgctl cache

I am having this same issue. I have tried the steps listed above. I still have the message "Outdated version of phpMyAdmin is installed on your server. Safety errors were detected. We strongly recommend that you update the version and check the server for viruses"

Any further suggestions?

seems strange.
you can also upgrade your PhpMyAdmin manually using apt-get or yum and run /usr/local/ispmgr/sbin/pkgctl cache.
If it won't help, you should write a ticket to support.

Hi,

My Manager tells me I need to upgrade my PHP MyAdmin and I am unsure how to do it.
I am running Centos.

Thanks,

For CentOS 5.x:

1. Install EPEL repository
or for x64 architecture (you can check it by uname -a command)
2. Update RPM and ISPmanager caches
3. Install PhpMyAdmin via Applications menu

Thanks for the great advice Slava. I received a new hosting server today and decided to give ISPsystem Lite a try. There was no phpmyadmin in there and installing a new version had problems with php 5.1 installed - plus there was no mcrypt extension.

My ISP simply said they supplied this CP but could not give tech advice and left me high and dry with sites to load up and no proper MySQL tool.

Your advice on installing EPEL was spot on and worked as directed. I like the product as a simpler, easier alternative to what I've been using in the past and in particular, the kind of support this forum provides

Thanks again

also i try to update phpmyadmin
i did this steeps but from application section when i want reinstall just show old version 2.1

Simple way install this manually
1. download new distfile from phpmyadmin.net
2. backup old /usr/share/phpmyadmin folder data
3. extract new fresh data to this location and configure (see confiig.inc.php)
For phpmyadmin 3.x you need php5.2+ and other extensions such as dom/simplexml
If you have CentOS with php 5.1 you should still use PhpMyAdmin 2.x

EPEL have no PhpMyAdmin 3.x now

i have centos6
i have download phpmyadmin and extracted
from /usr/share/phpmyadmin folder just have file config.inc.php.rpmsave
i have php5.3.x

what i must to do? move new phpmyadmin to where? and change with information from new phpmyadmin

please give me more information

ISPmanager isn't used to update software. Install PhpMyAdmin 3.x manually downloading it from a site of developers (http://phpmyadmin.net) or find CentOS documentation or visit forums of a site http://centos.org to get the appropriate information on how to install this version of PhpMyAdmin from repository on CentOS 6.0.
Anyway, Installation and setup should be made manually either from archive or from a repository

install phpmyadmin from isp manager is diffrent with other panels?

http://joshprewitt.com/2010/09/06/in...ckspace-cloud/

http://ozylog.codeboxstudio.com/2011...min-linux-yum/

http://ozylog.codeboxstudio.com/2011...dmin-manually/

there are some post talked about install phpmyadmin
which one is correct for ispmanager

ISPmanager does not depend on PhpMyAdmin and PhpMyAdmin does not depend on ISPmanager.
Installation in the the "original install" is from a repository of the operating system. Therefore, if you want to put a new version - you do it without ISPmanager changes.