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There is an internal case open to include this version of phpMyAdmin with cPanel versions that utilize phpMyAdmin 4. For reference, the case number is 75017. There is currently no time frame available on when this newer version will be implemented. It must go through testing before we include it as the version released with cPanel.
Thank you.
There is an internal case open to include this version of phpMyAdmin with cPanel versions that utilize phpMyAdmin 4. For reference, the case number is 75017. There is currently no time frame available on when this newer version will be implemented. It must go through testing before we include it as the version released with cPanel.
Thank you.
It's tentatively scheduled for inclusion with cPanel version 11.38.3. You can monitor the change log for case number 75017:
cPanel - Change Log
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cPanel & WHM 11.34 reaches "End Of Life" on October 15, 2013. There are no planned upgrades to phpMyAdmin on this version.
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Hmm, a pain! :-( I've been using Sequel Pro on a Mac lately, so sounds like I'll be using this for a while.
Yep. Confirmed issue with 4.0.5 - http://forums.cpanel.net/f354/webpa...xport-db-case-75085-a-358542.html#post1454512
11.34 have EOL in Oct 2013, so next 5-6 weeks it should recive all updates, am I right? Or we are now in Dec 2013?
That is not accurate. LTS releases are documented at:
cPanel - LTS Releases
LTS releases will not receive new features unless deemed critical to a release's viability. I recommend updating your version of cPanel to the latest version available on the "Stable" build tier.
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So if you think that upgrade phpMyAdmin is not security, please read changelog of phpMyAdmin and get back. They are security fixes, some of them I might name as "critical". So please do not tell me that this is feature while this is simple security upgrade.
Note that cPanel version 11.34 utilizes phpMyAdmin version 3.x. While it's certainly possible that security patches for phpMyAdmin will be pushed to this version before it's EOL, it's important to keep in mind that all efforts should be focused on upgrading to a version of cPanel that is not nearing EOL. Out of curiosity, is anything in specific keeping you from upgrading cPanel version 11.34 to 11.36 or 11.38? We would be happy to assist you with the upgrade if you open a support ticket.
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The simple answer is to upgrade your version of cPanel. You'll be doing your customers and yourself a huge favor. There are a few bumps along the way, but for the most part cP gets better with each major release. There's no reason NOT to upgrade.
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phpMyAdmin 3.5.8.2 should be released in cPanel & WHM version 11.34 as part of the final release of 11.34. There are no plans at this time to make phpMyAdmin 4 available to 11.34. All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to cPanel & WHM version 11.38.
How about upgrading phpmyadmin to 4.0.6 ?
Is it advisable to do force update manually?
Accessing my latest phpmyadmin via cpanel, I see this
Is it advisable to do force update manually?
Accessing my latest phpmyadmin via cpanel, I see this
Internal case number 77173 is open for the inclusion of phpMyAdmin 4.0.6. Please keep in mind that we have to test new versions of phpMyAdmin before including them with cPanel. There will always be a delay between the time the software is released by the vendor compared to when it's included with cPanel.
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