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software:nextcloud:installation [2026/09/03 18:11] rodolicosoftware:nextcloud:installation [2026/09/03 20:42] (current) rodolico
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-joe /etc/php/7.??/apache2/php.ini+**Note**: The following rules need to be fixed in the existing system. On Debian, with their 'conf.d/' directory, it is simplest to just add a file which is sorted to be processed last (thus the 99-). When PHP configuration is read, it will process the standard php.ini, then process each entry in conf.din sorted order, so 99-nextcloud.ini will be towards the end.
  
-<code>+For non-Debian based systems, you will need to manually edit the php.ini file, generally found in: 
 +joe /etc/php/version/<sapi>/php.ini 
 + 
 +Note: sapi is a subdirectory for different uses of PHP like apache, cli, cgi, ... You can change only one but it will not be carried over, so if you modify under apache/, it will only affect the web browser, not the cli. 
 + 
 +<code conf>
 ; add this in the late-loading PHP override file for Nextcloud ; add this in the late-loading PHP override file for Nextcloud
 ; add this in /etc/php/<version>/<sapi>/conf.d/99-nextcloud.ini ; add this in /etc/php/<version>/<sapi>/conf.d/99-nextcloud.ini
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