WHM/cPanel supports quite old and slow versions of MySQL.
This can limit the latest version of phpMyAdmin bundled with WHM and means many versions of MySQL need to be supported.
Why should the latest version of WHM force an upgrade to MySQL 5.6 (or at least 5.5)?
Surely this would make everyone's life easier and less work for WHM support staff?
And in (say) six months just force MariaDB and ditch MySQL.
Kym
This can limit the latest version of phpMyAdmin bundled with WHM and means many versions of MySQL need to be supported.
Why should the latest version of WHM force an upgrade to MySQL 5.6 (or at least 5.5)?
Surely this would make everyone's life easier and less work for WHM support staff?
And in (say) six months just force MariaDB and ditch MySQL.
Kym
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