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17.02.2019 · No package phpMyAdmin available. On all blogs about this matter they instruct to install epel-release. $ yum install epel-release. but it is already installed. when I browse through the epel mirror https://ftp.nluug.nl/ I can't see phpmyadmin anyway. $ yum repolist enabled. Loaded plugins: fastestmirror.

Please install the EPEL repository before you try to install phpmyadmin, use the below command if the epel repo is not installed yum install ...

yum install phpmyadmin. but it says. No package phpMyAdmin available. ... epel/x86_64 Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux 7 - x86_64 12,023+ ...

Hello all, I am trying to install ISPConfig 3 on CentOS7 and I just ran the command to install apache, php, etc. however I noticed it said ...

phpMyAdmin – one of the easier ways of managing a MySQL database. Install phpMyAdmin on CentOS 7 easily with this guide!

29.11.2010 · No package phpmyadmin available. Nothing to do [root@wea /]# I did a few searches, but I still cannot figure out (widely varying opinions on what to do). Any advice? Top. milosb ... ↳ CentOS 7 - General Support ↳ CentOS 7 - Software Support ↳ CentOS 7 - …

I'm trying to install phpmyadmin on CentOS 7 using this guide ... “No package php-tidy available”. yum install php-mcrypt

phpMyAdmin package is not available on CentOS 7 core repositories. So we will install it from EPEL repository. To start installation you ...

Since phpMyAdmin is not available in CentOS 7's default repository, we need to add the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) repo by executing the ...

11.02.2019 · Good morning, phpMyAdmin is not available in CentOS 7 core repositories. You need EPEL:

25.03.2019 · phpMyAdmin comes in the EPEL repository (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux). To access EPEL you need to install a special package – epel-release. Use the following command to install epel-release on your CentOS: sudo yum install epel-release. Now that the EPEL repo is made available, we can proceed to install phpMyAdmin on CentOS 7. 4.

20.01.2015 · Those commands ran successfully, but unfortunately I’m getting the same dependency errors when trying to run sudo yum install phpmyadmin. I also tried installing phpMyAdmin manually, but loading it just gives me a blank page with no errors.

07.08.2012 · Just yesterday I reinstalled everything – CentOS, Asterisk, etc. I then tried installing phpMyAdmin last night and it worked. It really was not has difficult as I was making it.

I wanted the latest version (4.0.5), not the 3.5 version in EPEL and found this information which worked perfectly for me: