Hi,
I tried to install phpmyadmin through apt-get install phpmyadmin but recieved the following errors.
What am I missing here?
Best regards.
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Hey @damir,
Which repository have you added to your Droplet in order to get PHP7 running? It looks like the phpmyadmin package you’re trying to install is from the default repo, which expects PHP5.
If the repository you added doesn’t provide a phpmyadmin package updated for PHP7, you may need to install it manually or by using Composer.
Best, Eris Platform Support Specialist
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