Extension mysqli is missing phpmyadmin doesn t work

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I have a problem with phpmyadmin on ubuntu 12 04  I have already installed apache2  php5  mysql and phpmyadmin   The phpinfo    script  don t show nothing about mysqli or mysql extension   When I try start phpmyadmin this error appear    ----   phpMyAdmin - Error   -------   The mysqli extension is missing  Please check your PHP configuration    ----   In the php ini file  I uncommented extension mysql so line  but doesn t work     Anyone have another posible solution

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This worked for me   make a database with a php and mysql script and open up the mysql console and type in create user  yourName   127 0 0 1  and then type in grant all privileges on   to  yourName   127 0 0 1  then open up a browser go to localhost and a database should been made and then go to your phpmyadmin page and you will see it pop up there

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Since I had this problem following an upgrade  I just disable Apache2-php5  a2dismod php5   and activated php7  a2enmod php7   Hope it may help anybody

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Just add this line to your php ini if you are using XAMPP etc  also check if it is already there just remove   from front of it  extension  php mysqli dll   and stop and start apache and MySQL it will work

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at ubuntu 12 04 i had to change mssql compatability mode   On  put On and works

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Just restart the apache2 and mysql    apache2  sudo  etc init d apache2 restart mysql  sudo  etc init d mysql restart   then refresh your browser  enjoy phpmyadmin

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I faced same issue and resolved it by doing following steps   First check PHP versions  If you have multiple PHP Versions  Suppose you have PHP versions like php7 0  php7 1 and php 7 2 then  run these commands   For PHP7 0 sudo apt-get install php7 0-mysql sudo apt-get install php7 0-mysqlnd   For PHP7 1 sudo apt-get install php7 1-mysql sudo apt-get install php7 1-mysqlnd   For PHP7 2 sudo apt-get install php7 2-mysql sudo apt-get install php7 2-mysqlnd   For PHP7 3 sudo apt-get install php7 3-mysql sudo apt-get install php7 3-mysqlnd   Edit the ini file and look for mysqli  Uncomment the line by removing   for all php versions extension mysqli so     etc php  lt php version gt  apache2 php ini  For PHP7 0 sudo nano  etc php 7 0 apache2 php ini  For PHP7 1 sudo nano  etc php 7 1 apache2 php ini  For PHP7 2 sudo nano  etc php 7 2 apache2 php ini  For PHP7 3 sudo nano  etc php 7 3 apache2 php ini  and last restart apache server sudo  etc init d apache2 restart

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sudo apt-get install php5-mysql sudo apt-get install php5-mysqlnd    try both of alternatively it works for me

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If you run PHPMyAdmin on localhost uncomment in file  etc php5 apache2 php ini this line   mysqli allow local infile   On   Restart Apache   sudo  etc init d apache2 restart

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I tried a lot of the answers and none of them seemed to work because php7 0 is not the default   sudo apt-get upgrade   seemed to do the job for me but I had to reinstall php7 0 and phpmyadmin after that   sudo apt-get install php7 0 php7 0-mysql sudo apt-get install apache2 apache2-mod-php7 0 sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin   Hope it helps

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Had the very same problem  but in my case the reason was update of Ubuntu and php version - from 18 04 and php-7 2 up to 20 04 and php-7 4  The Nginx server was the same  so in my  etc nginx sites-available default was old data  server     location  pma       location     pma      php           fastcgi pass unix  run php php7 2-fpm sock               I could not get phpmyadmin to work with any of php ini changes and all answers from this thread  but at some moment I had opened the  etc nginx sites-available default and realised  that I still had old version of php  So I just changed it to fastcgi pass unix  run php php7 4-fpm sock   and the issue was gone  phpmyadmin magically started to work without any mysqli-file complaint  I even double checked it  but yeap  that s how it works - if you have wrong version for php-fpm sock in your nginx config file  your phpmyadmin will not work  but the shown reason will be  The mysqli extension is missing

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For Ubuntu 20 04 users with php-fpm I fixed the issue by adding the full path in the php conf      edit  etc php 7 4 fpm conf d 20-mysqli ini   and replace   extension mysqli so   with   extension  usr lib php 20190902 mysqli so

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For ubuntu user open your terminal and type following command   sudo apt-get install mysql   After that just restart apache2 by typing this   sudo service apache2 restart    refresh you browser and enjoy phhmyadmin

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I solved this problem by editing  usr local zend etc php ini    found it by doing netstat -nlp    grep apache  then strace -p somepid    grep php ini    At the end of the file  I added   extension  usr lib php5 20090626 lfs mysql so extension  usr lib php5 20090626 lfs mysqli so extension  usr lib php5 20090626 lfs mcrypt so   Adding it without the path did not work   Then after a restart it worked

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For the record  my system is Ubuntu Server 20 04 and none of the solutions here worked  For me  I installed PHP 7 4 and I had to edit enter code here etc php 7 4 apache2 php ini    Within this  search for  extension mysqli  uncomment and change mysqli to mysqlnd so it should look like this extension mysqlnd  I tried using mysqli but I faced the same error as if I didn t enable it but mysqlnd worked for me

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I have encountered the same error on ubuntu and what worked for me was editing 2 lines in  etc php 7 3 apache2 php ini     extension mysqli to   extension mysqli   and gave the extension variable location to mysqli so after uncommenting it     extension  usr lib php 20170718 mysqli so   then restart the service just to make sure  systemctl start mysql

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You need the MySQLi module  This error usually occurs when manually installing phpMyAdmin   sudo apt-get install php7 3-mysql   It will return you with     Creating config file  etc php 7 3 mods-available mysqlnd ini with new version    Creating config file  etc php 7 3 mods-available mysqli ini with new version    Then   sudo service apache2 restart    Then   Press F5 on your browser

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Checking the extension dir is one of the thing you like to check from phpinfo   In my case it was extension dir        by default which was wrong  Change it to extension dir      ext   or where all your extension dlls are currently residing

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Latest phpMyAdmin versions require mysqli extension and will no longer work with mysql one  note the extra  quot i quot  at the end of its name   For PHP 5 sudo apt-get install php5-mysqli  For PHP 7 3 sudo apt-get install php7 3-mysqli  Will install package containing both old one and the new one  so afterwards all you need to do is to add extension mysqli so  in your php ini  under the subject Dynamic Extensions  Restart apache  sudo systemctl restart apache2  Authenitacate and press enter  Should be done  If problem still occurs remove the browser cache

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