Hello zayn_william,


Sometimes after upgrading to the latest cPanel version, phpMyAdmin gives a "500 internal server error." Typically, when users receive a 500 internal server error warning through phpMyAdmin, it comes down to an issue of permissions.

phpMyAdmin requires specific permission settings. Often, this is due to changes made when upgrading cPanel to newer versions. However, you can usually resolve this issue in just a few steps by updating the permissions of specific files.

In order to resolve the issue, you can follow the steps below,

• Firstly, you need to check the permission for the below files,

• Then, check the permissions by the following command,

• Next, both php and php-cgi files need to have 755 permissions.
• Now, If not, then change the permission to 755 using the following command,

• Lastly, once the permissions have been changed, you must execute the below command from the shell,

Thus, by implementing the above method or just with these permissions change, you will not receive the phpMyAdmin 500 internal server error anymore.

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Regards,
Rex Maughan