phpldapadmin Exclusion in /etc/yum.conf

[hartmada]

I am interested in installing phpldapadmin in a Centos 7 with cPanel server hosted by GoDaddy.

I was informed that the php* exclusions in /etc/yum.conf are added by cPanel due to supplying their own version of php and related products. Are there any security risks or concerns to bypassing the php* exclusion and installing phpldapadmin, or are there any other recommended work arounds (e.g., installing and configuring from source)?

Thank you in advance for any help.

 

[cPRex]

Hey there! Since phpldapadmin isn't something we test on our end, I can't say for sure if you would run into issues or not. Either a source or Yum install would be fine, but I'd recommend only removing "php*" from the exclude line while you perform your work and then adding it back when you're done.