I use http://ip/phpmyadmin.
Now I understood that this is banned for security reason. But then it should be clear stated. An information page, not 404 is definitely needed… Will make a featurerequest later…
When accessed by DNS name - PhpMyAdmin is working as expected.
Ubuntu 20.04 isnt released yet, if you want to test it, please use the official way over compiling the own deb packages. You can even run the installer from master, followed by a v-update-sys-hestia-git master and you would basicly get a working system.
Infact this is not the target at all - because you would also have to include the latest changes for filemanager in combination with hestia-php.
tl;dr: Just use the proposed way of installation for the testing build - Hestia deb packages
“It does not work” isnt realy enough information to give you a proper answer - but maybe you want to share additional informations with us, just tested a fresh installation yesterday due to our mpm_event changes and all was working perfectly.
And you didnt read the information message in a bright yellow that appears and leads you to the next steps that have changed during the time since @eris posted it?
So it was installed without problems. Everything that I tried on the test server (Ryzen 3950x 128G) so far works without errors (web, DB, DNS, Mail). Perhaps a release soon?
Good to hear this @dao , our tests also are succesful.
I could not reproduce @merotorg issue with iptables paths, but i’ve tested only on clean ubuntu install