phpMyAdmin 4.1.2 is released

[Arieh]

phpMyAdmin 4.1.2 is released

Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.1.2, containing bug fixes.

Details will appear on http://phpmyadmin.net.

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The phpMyAdmin team

 

[interfasys]

Mine contains a link

 

[scrupul0us]

Mine contains a link

It's not in custombuild yet so the link really only applies to those working outside CB.

Thanks Arieh =)

 

[Arieh]

Mine contains a link

I was first!

I always remove download links in the messages so people won't be confused, thinking they have to download it themselves somehow.

 

[Richard G]

Good job Arieh, thank you!

 

[interfasys]

I was first!

I always remove download links in the messages so people won't be confused, thinking they have to download it themselves somehow.

I saw as soon as mine got posted
I always post links for people who don't want to wait for CB to be updated

 

[ditto]

@interfasys, but it was not much waiting time. The new version is in custombuild now, so it was only a few hours after the release, and bang, there it is in custombuild. Nice.

 

[mmgenius]

When installing with custombuild on a server where mysql 5.1 is installed we get this error:

phpMyAdmin 4.1.2-all-languages requires MySQL 5.5+, but 5.1.73 is installed

Maybe prevent in custombuild to try to install phpMyAdmin 4.1.x when MySQL 5.5 is not installed.

 

[ditto]

@mmgenius, Please read this announcement: http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=47898

 

[mmgenius]

Why can't this be hardcoded in custombuild?

 

[Arieh]

Why can't this be hardcoded in custombuild?

What would you want to be hardcoded? The error it gives is hardcoded. You simply have to take the steps you want to do. Either update mysql/php, or disable phpmyadmin in options.

 

[mmgenius]

What would you want to be hardcoded?

That he even when phpmyadmin is enabled he doesn't give the update message when MySQL 5.5+ is installed.

 

[Arieh]

That he even when phpmyadmin is enabled he doesn't give the update message when MySQL 5.5+ is installed.

But because like it is right now, you know what's going on. You simply have to take action.. either disable pma in options or upgrade. If it would just do nothing, after a while you would think: why aren't there any updates for phpmyadmin..