does phpadmin4 support postgresql 8.3? - greenplum

does phpadmin4 support postgresql 8.3?
currently in use greenplum 5.19
ERROR: missing FROM-clause entry in subquery for table "typ"
LINE 62: typ.typrelid AS typoid,

postgresql 9.0 doesn't support.
postgresql 9.4 - work good.

phppgadmin isn't supported by gpdb ever and pgadmin isn't supported in greenplum after 5.2

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