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Hello,
php-sysvsem is expected since Nextcloud 26.0.
This package does not exists in official packages of php-* suite.
Package exists in AUR's but as php82-* which implies to install php82 & php82-* packages and change Nginx/Nextcloud configuration.
Can you expect us to introduce this package?
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0 ✓ srv ~ $ LANG=C pacman -Qo /usr/lib/php/modules/sysvsem.so
/usr/lib/php/modules/sysvsem.so is owned by php 8.2.4-2
0 ✓ srv ~ $
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It's also present in php-legacy ( currently at version 8.1.17 ) which is mentioned as required for nextclould on archwiki page for nextcloud .
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With the nextcloud 26 update, you can run nextcloud with php 8.2 as provided by the php package.
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Ok, so the proposed solution is to run
pacman -Syu php
.
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Since OP already appears to be running Nextcloud ("since Nextcloud 26.0"), they should also already be running either php or php-legacy, both of which ship the extension in question.
Apart from enabling it in the respective php.ini no further action should be necessary.
0 ✓ srv ~ $ grep -n sysvsem /etc/php/php.ini
949:extension=sysvsem
0 ✓ srv ~ $
Last edited by schard (2023-04-12 08:11:44)
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@shard
Thanks for your help but I feel a little silly...
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