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RHEL 6 & PHPMyAdmin, can they get along
For a bevy of reasons, most of them good, I am being forced to move an old PHP/MySQL application to a new server until it can be phased out. I have administrative access on the new server and can change just about anything, with the exception of the big 4.
RHEL6.5 Santiago - 64Bit
Apache 2.2.1
MySQL 5.1.73
PHP 5.3.3
My concern is whether or not I can get phpMyAdmin functioning securely and reliably.
The PHPMyAdmin website references the EPEL Fedora Project for RHEL.
http://docs.phpmyadmin.net /en/latest /setup.htm l
This directs me to an older version of PHPMyAdmin 3.5.8.2.
http://dl.fedoraproject.or g/pub/epel /6/x86_64/ repoview/p hpMyAdmin. html
I don't think this older version is fully compatible with PHP 5.3.3. I'm also somewhat concerned about possible security risks, however version 3.5.8.2 seems to have addressed the major ones. After diving into a number of forums I see a lot of posts troubleshooting this installation, admittedly they are a few years old.
Am I missing the obvious? Is there a different approach I can take which will allow me to install version 4.1 of phpMyAdmin? If not what is my major hurdle for getting this working?
RHEL6.5 Santiago - 64Bit
Apache 2.2.1
MySQL 5.1.73
PHP 5.3.3
My concern is whether or not I can get phpMyAdmin functioning securely and reliably.
The PHPMyAdmin website references the EPEL Fedora Project for RHEL.
http://docs.phpmyadmin.net
This directs me to an older version of PHPMyAdmin 3.5.8.2.
http://dl.fedoraproject.or
I don't think this older version is fully compatible with PHP 5.3.3. I'm also somewhat concerned about possible security risks, however version 3.5.8.2 seems to have addressed the major ones. After diving into a number of forums I see a lot of posts troubleshooting this installation, admittedly they are a few years old.
Am I missing the obvious? Is there a different approach I can take which will allow me to install version 4.1 of phpMyAdmin? If not what is my major hurdle for getting this working?
Why not forgo phpMyAdmin and just use Adminer
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