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# How to change PHP execution limit for phpMyAdmin in OpenPanel
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phpMyAdmin runs on [PHP version that user sets as default php version](/docs/panel/advanced/server_settings/#set-default-php-version) in OpenPanel.
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But due to [phpmyadmin minimum requirements](https://docs.phpmyadmin.net/en/latest/require.html#php), if PHP version is less than 8.0 then [the default php version defined by the administrator](/docs/admin/settings/openpanel/#other-settings) will be used instead.
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To increase limits for the phpMyAdmin interface, edit the php.ini file of the version it is running on.
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### Step 1. Check PHP version
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There are 2 ways to check which PHP version is the phpMyAdmin interface running:
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1. From phpMyAdmin interface
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Login to phpMyAdmin from the OpenPanel interface and note the version under 'Server Settings':
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2. From OpenPanel > Process Manager
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Login to OpenPanel and navigate to Process Manager to view under which PHP version is the phpMyAdmin interface running.
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### Step 2. Edit php.ini file
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From OpenPanel navigate to Server Settings > PHP > PHP.INI editor and select that PHP version. Then make the changes, for example increase PHP `max_execution_time` value, and click on save to apply changes.
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### Step 3. Kill phpMyAdmin processes
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Since phpMyAdmin is running in its own webserver, we need to terminate its current processes in order to start it again with the new limits applied.
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To do this, navigate to OpenPanel > Process Manager and kill all processes that mention phpMyAdmin.
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### Step 4. Start phpMyAdmin
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Finally, start phpMyAdmin again with new limits, by opening phpMyAdmin from the OpenPanel menu.
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Limits have been increased and you can proceed.
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