Currently i am installing WordPress with PHP version 8.2, and wanted to install PHPMyAdmin, but in the dependencies PHPMyAdmin depends on multiple PHP versions, so because i install PHP 8.2 i end up with
- php default version
- php8.2-*
- php8.3-*
With multiple version of the same packages, for example i install php8.2-opcache which is also installed with PHPMyAdmin but in PHP version 8.3
Can you tell PHPMyAdmin during installation to either use the installed PHP version and its packages or to install the PHP packages in a specific version?
So you don't end up with multiple PHP versions.
Best regards
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[Software] Debian 12 phpmyadmin
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Re: [Software] Debian 12 phpmyadmin
Hello,
there is no php8.3-* in Debian 12 Bookworm, so no packages in Debian 12 Bookworm depend on php8.3-*.
there is no php8.3-* in Debian 12 Bookworm, so no packages in Debian 12 Bookworm depend on php8.3-*.