/SQL/FILENAME /usr/bin/mysql does not exists. Make sure correct path is set in /etc/dump admin/settings.conf.

FILENAME /usr/bin/mysql does not exists. Make sure correct path is set in /etc/dump admin/settings.conf.

$cfg['DefaultFunctions'] = [
    'FUNC_CHAR' => '',
    'FUNC_DATE' => '',
    'FUNC_NUMBER' => '',
    'FUNC_SPATIAL' => 'ST_GeomFromText',
    'FUNC_UUID' => 'UUID',
    'first_timestamp' => 'UTC_TIMESTAMP',
];

Source: docs.phpmyadmin.net

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