You can however check the same to verify. Even though phpMyAdmin is usually included in most systems default repositories, they may not be up-to-date. In order to get the latest version of phpMyAdmin running on your server, navigate to the download page and grab the latest package of phpMyAdmin. service apache24 restartĪssuming you have FAMB/FEMB Stack with the necessary PHP extensions up and running, proceed as follows Restart Apache and confirm again using php -m command. vi /usr/local/etc/php.ini extension=mysqli.so If not enabled by default, edit the /usr/local/etc/php.ini and add the following lines to load the extensions installed above. You can verify the presence of the above PHP extensions by running the command below php -m | egrep "json|mbstring|session|mysqli|hash|filter" hash Install the required PHP extensions if you have not done so already pkg install php82-session php82-mbstring php82-mysqli wget curl php82-filter Install FAMB Stack on FreeBSD 12 Install Required PHP Modules In order to use phpMyAdmin, you need to have a FAMB or FEMB Stack installed on your FreeBSD 12 server. INSTALL phpMyAdmin in Linux CentOS 7 with LAMP - FREE HOSTING for WordPress Part 3 How to Install phpMyAdmin on FreeBSD 12 Prerequisites Install FEMB/FAMB Stack