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I've tried suggestions for solving this dealing with 13.10, but they don't seem to work. Hard refresh of the page doesn't remove the error. PHPMyAdmin has a box at the bottom indicating that the mcrypt extension is missing, even though it is installed for php.



How do I fix this?


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The fix that worked for me was relatively simple:



The solution: add the following line to the /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file:



extension=mcrypt.so



This line causes the mcrypt extension to be loaded automatically when the server restarts. I don't know why Arda's instructions didn't accomplish the same thing in my case, but I think it might have something to do with upgrading from earlier versions of Linux.


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