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# Fix phpMyAdmin Showing 10.11 When 11.8 Is Installed
## 1. Fix CLI SSL error and see real server version
Run as root on the server:
```bash
# Allow mariadb client to connect without SSL (avoids ERROR 2026 when server has have_ssl=DISABLED)
mkdir -p /etc/my.cnf.d
printf '[client]\nssl=0\nskip-ssl\n' > /etc/my.cnf.d/cyberpanel-client.cnf
# If client still requires SSL, add [client] to main my.cnf (only if not already present)
grep -q '^\[client\]' /etc/my.cnf 2>/dev/null || echo -e "\n[client]\nssl=0\nskip-ssl" >> /etc/my.cnf
# Now this should work and show the *actual* server version on 3306
mariadb -e "SELECT @@version;"
```
- If it shows **11.8.x**: the server is 11.8; phpMyAdmin should show 11.8 after you **log out, clear cookies for :2087, then log in again via CyberPanel → Databases → phpMyAdmin**.
- If it still shows **10.11.x**: the process on 3306 is still 10.11. Force the 11.8 service to take over:
```bash
systemctl stop mariadb
sleep 3
systemctl start mariadb
mariadb -e "SELECT @@version;"
```
If it still shows 10.11, check:
```bash
rpm -q MariaDB-server
ss -tlnp | grep 3306
systemctl status mariadb
```
## 2. phpMyAdmin config (already correct on your server)
Your `config.inc.php` already has `host = '127.0.0.1'` and `port = '3306'`. Once the server on 3306 is 11.8 and you log in again via the panel, phpMyAdmin will show 11.8.