Closed erdihu closed 10 years ago
This was used previously but was changed due to the rapid development of phpmyadmin. As stable repos near EOL, phpmyadmin would be really outdated.
You can symlink the currently location with the one used by system repos if you prefer to use the distro supported phpmyadmin.
I agree with @Mins - it's better to allow choosing version of phpmyadmin. I think that upgrades of phpmyadmin shouldn't be forced. Current Tuxlite solution allows you @erdihu to select appropriately phpmyadmin stable version and upgrade/downgrade can be performed by changing one line in options.conf and using just a single command ./setup.sh dbgui according to your needs. From my point of view, it's a perfect solution. Thanks Mins for great script!
@codeeditor I didn't know upgrading is so easy. Thanks for the tip.
Is it possible to use system repos instead of direct link? So updates won't be a problem. Right now 4.0.5 is installed and I don't now how to update phpmyadmin with using apt-get.