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 *opkg install php7-mod-mbstring php7-mod-json php7-mod-hash php7-mod-ctype php7-mod-zip php7-mod-gd php7-mod-mysqli php7-mod-session php7-mod-snmp zoneinfo-northamerica (if one is in North America, if not, choose another zone and remember, phpMyAdmin will display a blank page with no error if a zoneinfo-WhatEverZone is not installed in addition to the zoneinfo-core package, see additional information below, dependencies will also be installed automatically).
-Make sure the /usr/share/apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/tmp has 777 permissions, otherwise Apache based phpMyAdmin sites may stop responding: chmod 777 /usr/share/apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/tmp
+Make sure the /usr/share/apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/tmp has 755 permissions (if 755 doesn't work, try 777, phpMyAdmin will whine about 'world permissions', otherwise Apache based phpMyAdmin sites may stop responding: chmod 755 /usr/share/apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/tmp
-The following item is VERY important, hence it's typeface in '''BOLD''' CAPITAL letters.  If the appropirate additional time zone module is not installed it can cause a completely invisible error (IE, no error in Apache, Lighttpd, or PHP logs).  IE, it only displays a blank page.  Even using a command line instance of PHP will not reveal the error.  This line in the /phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/Core.php file: date_default_timezone_set(@date_default_timezone_get()); is the source of the issue (Note, this is not the fault of phyMyAdmin, but it would be nice if they wrote a bit of code to address this situation).  The error message that can be coaxed out of Lighttpd by taking that line of code and placing it in a file by itself is: Timezone database is corrupt – this should ''never'' happen! (thanks to this site for a key bit of information on that issue: https://e3fi389.wordpress.com/2014/12/07/timezone-database-is-corrupt-date-error-in-openwrt/)
+The following item is VERY important, hence it's typeface in '''BOLD''' CAPITAL letters.  If the appropirate additional time zone module is not installed it can cause a completely invisible error (IE, no error in Apache, Lighttpd, or PHP logs).  IE, it only displays a blank page.  Even using a command line instance of PHP will not reveal the error.  This line in the /phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/Core.php (or Common.php) file: date_default_timezone_set(@date_default_timezone_get()); is the source of the issue (Note, this is not the fault of phyMyAdmin, but it would be nice if they wrote a bit of code to address this situation).  The error message that can be coaxed out of Lighttpd by taking that line of code and placing it in a file by itself is: Timezone database is corrupt – this should ''never'' happen! (thanks to this site for a key bit of information on that issue: https://e3fi389.wordpress.com/2014/12/07/timezone-database-is-corrupt-date-error-in-openwrt/)
 *'''ALSO MAKE SURE TO INSTALL THE APPROPRIATE TIME ZONE MODULE, IN ADDITION TO THE DEFAULT''' zoneinfo-core: opkg install zoneinfo-northamerica (for example)
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 **pm.max_spare_servers = 6
 **If MIN and MAX aren't set appropriately, this error will occur: ALERT: [pool www] pm.start_servers(5) must not be less than pm.min_spare_servers(1) and not greater than pm.max_spare_servers(3)
+*Make sure bzip2 is installed or the myAdminPHP will complain.
+*PHP.ini: Add this line: extension=mysql.so
 *To diagnose any issues when attempting to access the phpMyAdmin setup this will display the error message (look for the line that says WarnMissingExtension to spot missing modules): php-cli /usr/share/apache2/htdocs/phpMyAdmin/setup/index.php
+*One final note on Blank Page errors: Watch out for any minor typos in the config.inc.php file like a missing double quote ( " ) or single quote ( ' ) / AKA apostrophe.  It will cause a 'blank page error', with nothing in the PHP, Apache, or other error logs.
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