When we check PHP version we have
| PHP version >= 7.2.5 | 8.3.30 |
|---|
But still a message warning:
The MySQL version 8.0.45-cll-lve you are using has reached its End of Life (EOL). You are strongly urged to upgrade to a current version, as using this version may expose you to security vulnerabilities and bugs that have been fixed in more recent versions of MySQL.
How to hide such FALSE/POSITIVE messages?
yes because it’s not your PHP that is the issue but your MySQL
Is there a Linux command to upgrade from MySQL version 8.0.45-cll-lve into the requested updated MYSQL? Can this broken installation or upgrade be done smoothly?
on what linux distribution and version are you, most likely you are on a distribution offered version and you might need a newer version from that.
The issue isn’t actually with your PHP version. If you look closely at the warning in edited-image.png, it’s flagging your MySQL version (8.0.45) for being End of Life (EOL).
Since you’re on a CloudLinux setup, your host likely needs to handle the database upgrade on their end. I wouldn’t recommend hiding the message; it’s a security heads-up that your database is no longer getting patches.
Have you tried reaching out to your hosting support to see if they can move you to a newer MySQL or MariaDB instance?