For me they are at: /var/lib/php/
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Thank you!
I had the same problem after a system update (CentOS), which probrably updated the php which makes the /var/lib/php/session folder with the permissions root:apache.
After your comment, I checked it , and perform a chown nginx:apache /var/lib/php/session
And Nextcloud Login works again!
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Hey, I’m having the same issue. I tried changing permissions to the /var/lib/php/session directory, but i get an “invalid user: nginx:apache”. I’m still new to all this, so I’m not quite sure how I figure out the correct user to set the permissions for.
Any ideas?
Change by www-data:www-data
Thank you. Having faced this issue since 3 weeks, that worked for me.
This is a regular problem with Fedora updates (patches and version updates) which always want’s to chage files to owned by apache when I’m using nginx. I understand that nginx isn’t technically supported but it does work, if only Fedora will leave it alone.
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I support this