I did an upgrade on our staging server with Debian 10 to 11 with hestiacp 1.15.11 installed with no issues.
Then, I did the update on a live server, and no issues except it shows a phpadmin screen asking to install phpmyadmin using apache (the server is an NGINX only machine) or lighttpd. I chose none and hit CANCEL.
The server and hestiacp panel are working, and I can log into my phpmyadmin from the panel button or the URL but I can’t get past this error:
Since my hestiacp panel and phpmyadmin works, can I simply apt-mark hold phpmyadmin to prevent Debian from updating the package? Will hestiacp continue to update phpmyadmin when new hestiacp updates are pushed?
Yup, I see now that Packages for phpMyAdmin, Roundcube, and Rainloop will be pulled directly from their upstream source instead of APT for new installations. was added in hestiacp 1.4.0 but since I upgraded an existing install, APT wasn’t blocked.
Thanks again for your help @eris. Really appreciate it.