[ apache24 (PHP 7) ] Web Server

[sanctimon]

I have gotten slightly further with this in the meantime.

I was able to find php v7.4 in

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/usr/local/apache24/sys/bin/

However, I am trying to run the cron.php job with Nextcloud (OKM edition) and when I run:

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sudo -u www-data /usr/local/apache24/sys/bin/php -f /mnt/md0/application/Nextcloud_okm/bin/nextcloud/cron.php

I get

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Error: Class 'PDO' not found in /mnt/md0/application/Nextcloud_okm/bin/nextcloud/lib/private/DB/Connection.php:103

It follows that adding the same line to crontab will also not work. Any ideas?

[outkastm]

install the latest Nextcloud_okm app (23.0.0.1) and run

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sudo -u www-data Nextcloud_okm cron.php

for cron use

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*/5 * * * * www-data /usr/local/bin/Nextcloud_okm cron.php

[sanctimon]

That's what I did at first, but it would complain that Nextcloud 23 cannot use php 7.1, which is apparently what comes as standard on TOS and does not get replaced, even when you install other versions. (I am a bit lost as to how these PATHs are set up on TOS and there is very little information/documentation to go around.

I got around this by running:

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cp /mnt/md0/appdata/MOD_CONFIG/Nextcloud_okm/php.ini /usr/local/apache24/sys/etc/php.ini

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crontab -u www-data -e

setting:

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*/5  *  *  *  * /usr/local/apache24/sys/bin/php -f /usr/local/Nextcloud_okm/bin/nextcloud/cron.php

and then changing the setting from within Nextcloud from Ajax to cron.

I had to copy the php.ini file from within the Nextcloud folder, as the php command was trying to find a php.ini here:

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/usr/local/apache24/sys/etc/

but there were no php.ini files there.

[sanctimon]

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/usr/local/apache24/sys/bin/php -i  | grep 'Configuration File'

previously returned:

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Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /usr/local/apache24/sys/etc
Loaded Configuration File => [none]

which is why I copied Nextcloud's php.ini into that location.

[outkastm]

You don't have to copy any php.ini
Every app i made and which depend on apache, have his own php.ini located at /mnt/appdata/MOD_CONFIG/modulename
As example, the php.ini used by Nextcloud_okm is located at /mnt/appdata/MOD_CONFIG/Nextcloud_okm.

My apache module contains php 7.4 and if you want you can also install php8

Every app can be configured to used whatever version of PHP you want, from the available ones, and these are not interfering with the php version from TOS

I made these app to be as easy as possible to be configured by each user

[outkastm]

That's what I did at first, but it would complain that Nextcloud 23 cannot use php 7.1, which is apparently what comes as standard on TOS and does not get replaced, even when you install other versions. (I am a bit lost as to how these PATHs are set up on TOS and there is very little information/documentation to go around.

I got around this by running:

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cp /mnt/md0/appdata/MOD_CONFIG/Nextcloud_okm/php.ini /usr/local/apache24/sys/etc/php.ini

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crontab -u www-data -e

setting:

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*/5  *  *  *  * /usr/local/apache24/sys/bin/php -f /usr/local/Nextcloud_okm/bin/nextcloud/cron.php

and then changing the setting from within Nextcloud from Ajax to cron.

I had to copy the php.ini file from within the Nextcloud folder, as the php command was trying to find a php.ini here:

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/usr/local/apache24/sys/etc/

but there were no php.ini files there.

Don't mess up the apps by manually copying files from nextcloud to apache and so on. Everything is needed is included in the apps itself. Nextcloud_okm has nothing to do with the php version from TOS.

[outkastm]

up to 2.4.51.2

[outkastm]

up to 2.4.53.0

[Daywalker]

@outkastm

Hi,

Please update package for TOS5

[outkastm]

up to 2.4.54.0 and added TOS5 version