after upgrade I am facing some issues like when I am trying to open phpmyadmin I am seeing lot of errors on the page such as Code: Deprecation Notice in ./../php/php-gettext/streams.php#48 Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; StringReader has a deprecated constructor Code: Backtrace ./../php/php-gettext/gettext.inc#41: require() ./libraries/select_lang.lib.php#477: require_once(./../php/php-gettext/gettext.inc) ./libraries/common.inc.php#569: require(./libraries/select_lang.lib.php) ./index.php#12: require_once(./libraries/common.inc.php) is there a way I can fix this or I must downgrade the apache. The command I used for upgrade are like this: Code: sudo apt install software-properties-common sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/apache2 sudo apt update sudo apt install apache2 sudo a2enmod http2 If you are using mod_php If you use mod_php module with Apache, then you are using prefork MPM module. Unfortunately Mod_http2 does not support prefork. You can use the event MPM module in order to support HTTP/2 and that requires you to run PHP with FastCGI because event MPM is not compatible with mod_php. Follow the steps below to switch from prefork to event MPM. Note that in the following commands php7.0 is used on Ubuntu 16.04 and PHP7.1 used on Ubuntu 17.10. Disable PHP7 module. sudo a2dismod php7.0 Disable prefork MPM module. sudo a2dismod mpm_prefork Enable Event MPM, Fast_CGI and setenvif module. sudo a2enmod mpm_event proxy_fcgi setenvif Thanks
Deprecation notices are no errors, they are just information for developers. When you see a backtrace, then there must be a fatal issue as well. My guess is that you did not just update apache, you probably updated PHP as well and the phpmyadmin version you use now is not compatible with that PHP version. Check if the PHP version is still the same and if not, try if you can enable the former PHP version again.
