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How to reinstall phpMyAdmin

Sean Malen
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Introduction

If phpMyAdmin is displaying an error or inaccessible and you cannot find another reason for this, it may be that some of the configuration files are corrupted. In that case, it's best to reinstall the phpMyAdmin RPM.

 

Procedure

To reinstall phpMyAdmin, you would run the following two commands:

rpm -e --nodeps cpanel-phpmyadmin
/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/check_cpanel_rpms --fix

These above-provided commands will remove the cpanel-phpMyAdmin RPM and then reinstall it.

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