phpmyadmin

phpMyAdmin is a tool written in PHP for managing and operating MySQL databases through the web. We are familiar with the lnmp environment, DA, and CP panels that use it to manage MySQL databases. However, friends who have installed DirectAdmin (hereinafter referred to as DA) will find that the default version of phpMyAdmin installed by DA is phpMyAdmin-2.11.11.3-all-languages, and the latest official version is 3.4.10.1. So, how? What about upgrading the phpMyAdmin version?

phpMyAdmin is a tool written in PHP for managing and operating MySQL databases through the web. We are familiar with the lnmp environment, DA, and CP panels that use it to manage MySQL databases. However, friends who have installed DirectAdmin (hereinafter referred to as DA) will find that the default version of phpMyAdmin installed by DA is phpMyAdmin-2.11.11.3-all-languages, and the latest official version is 3.4.10.1. So, how? What about upgrading the phpMyAdmin version?

More and more low-cost VPS are pouring in, and many friends have given up on virtual hosts and chosen VPS with independent IP addresses to host their websites. However, due to price restrictions, cheap VPS generally have low configurations. If you use it for yourself, there is no need to mess with the panel. Generally, you can just choose Junge’s lnmp one-click installation package (for lnmp installation, please see VPS installs lnmp). Currently, the highest version of lnmp is 0.7.

More and more low-cost VPS are pouring in, and many friends have given up on virtual hosts and chosen VPS with independent IP addresses to host their websites. However, due to price restrictions, cheap VPS generally have low configurations. If you use it for yourself, there is no need to mess with the panel. Generally, you can just choose Junge’s lnmp one-click installation package (for lnmp installation, please see VPS installs lnmp). Currently, the highest version of lnmp is 0.7.