phpmyadmin not in repository (Request)

[timkb4cq]

If you're still getting the error, try using aptitude

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sudo aptitude install -f

It will give you options to fix the problem. Choose one that doesn't remove a lot of programs, although removing php-myadmin related packages could be the key to getting a good install from backports.

[hadisur_rahman]

If you're still getting the error, try using aptitude

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sudo aptitude install -f

It will give you options to fix the problem. Choose one that doesn't remove a lot of programs, although removing php-myadmin related packages could be the key to getting a good install from backports.

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➜  ~ sudo aptitude install -f
[sudo] password for hudacse6: 
No packages will be installed, upgraded, or removed.
0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 0 B of archives. After unpacking 0 B will be used.

[hadisur_rahman]

Still not opening the localhost/phpmyadmin/ . Now, How to fully uninstall the phpmyadmin along with the pic files see on pic and again install it newly, make it work on my mx linux-19.2 ?

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[antiX-Dave]

Are there plans for phpmyadmin to be back in the debian official repositories?
Approximately 2 months ago I put together a debian server and the phpmyadmin package was a metapackage that installed adminer (this is no longer the case).
Seeing this made me wonder if it was a conscious change over decision (Similar to mysql and mariadb was my thought). I did not look any further into this as I have not been using phpmyadmin myself.

Edit: sorry if this has already been answered, I did not realize this was a multipage thread

[fehlix]

Are there plans for phpmyadmin to be back in the debian official repositories?
Approximately 2 months ago I put together a debian server and the phpmyadmin package was a metapackage that installed adminer (this is no longer the case).
Seeing this made me wonder if it was a conscious change over decision (Similar to mysql and mariadb was my thought). I did not look any further into this as I have not been using phpmyadmin myself.

Edit: sorry if this has already been answered, I did not realize this was a multipage thread

Yes, phpmyadmin from mx-testrepo and also from buster-buckports do work out of the box with the apache-mysql-php installer with MXPI,
as mention in post #6 and #10 and probably some more. I have no clue what OP did with his system, as for a normal system it just a couple of clicks to get installed and running. OK, table-creation privileges to grant might be a bit trickier, as mentioned in #14