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Warning sign / exclamation mark in a red circle next to table names and Query tab?

I have a VPS with CENTOS 6.4 and WHM 11.38.2. I just updated WHM to the latest version, and now when I switch to phpMyAdmin, red circles with white exclamation marks appear next to the table names and before the word "Request" in the "Request" tab.

Warning signs are stupid because there is no message when I hung over them and they cannot be interactive. A search on the Internet here for these warning signs did not produce any results.

What do these warning signs mean and what should I do to fix any problem?

UPDATE:

I was messing around with phpMyAdmin, and there is definitely something wrong there. When I click on the database name, the tables no longer appear in the left pane.

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The first description seems to have outdated icons in your cache. You can solve this problem by clearing the web browser cache.

About your second problem (after "UPDATE:"), which version of phpMyAdmin are you using?

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About the second problem:

Re-run create-tables.sql

sudo updatedb locate create-tables.sql

Located at / usr / share / doc / phpmyadmin / examples / create _tables.sql.gz for me.

 cd ~ cp /usr/share/doc/phpmyadmin/examples/create_tables.sql.gz . gunzip create_tables.sql.gz

Run the created create_tables.sql file (only through phpmyadmin is excellent).

Check access to phpmyadmin

Check the phpmyadmin configuration file: /etc/phpmyadmin/config-db.php (on ubuntu) for the database password. Make sure the phpmyadmin user in mysql has the correct password and all permissions on the phpmyadmin database.

Log out and go back to phpmyadmin and the problem should be fixed.

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