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On Mon, 26 Mar 2018 19:34:38 +0200, nils.freydank@××××××.de wrote: |
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> > In the past I didn't have to do anything after upgrading phpmyadmin. |
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> Then you either |
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> a) actually never updated the files actually used by your webserver, or |
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> b) run your webserver to serve files from /usr, which sounds a |
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> bit…stranges and might bring security implications, or |
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> c) installed phpmyadmin without portage (which means you wouldn't have |
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> to care anyway), or |
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> d) portage installed earlier into a webroot (what is quite unlikely). |
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If the vhosts USE flag is unset, the ebuild runs webapp-config when |
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installing a new version. If you want to switch back to the older version |
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you should run webapp-config manually. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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If you cannot fix it, feature it. |
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