I’ve done something to break my NCP instance. Tried to log into the web interface this morning and got this message: Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version “>= 7.4.0”
Any thoughts on what night be causing this? Can I update to PHP 7.4? Can I remove something that might be asking for PHP 7.4?
Thanks!
What did you do exactly?
What Composer?
Php7.4 will be supported by ncp when it moves to Debian 11 Bullseye.
What does your nc-info look like?
I don’t know what I did, that’s mostly the problem. Don’t know that composer is either. That’s new to me.
NextCloudPi version v1.44.5
NextCloudPi image NextCloudPi_11-27-20
OS Armbian 21.08.6 Buster \l . 4.4.213-rockchip64 (aarch64)
automount no
USB devices none
datadir /media/ncpstorage/ncdata
data in SD no
data filesystem ext2/ext3
data disk usage 13G/7.3T
rootfs usage 2.2G/57G
swapfile /media/ncpstorage/swap
dbdir /media/ncpstorage/ncdatabase
Nextcloud check ok
Nextcloud version 22.2.2.0
HTTPD service up
PHP service up
MariaDB service up
Redis service up
HPB service up
Postfix service up
internet check ok
port check 80 open
port check 443 open
IP 192.168.10.3
gateway 192.168.10.1
interface eth0
certificates nextcloud.XXXXXXXX.com
NAT loopback yes
uptime 42min
passwordsalt
secret
trusted_domains
0 localhost
5 nextcloudpi.local
7 nextcloudpi
8 nextcloudpi.lan
1 192.168.10.3
12 nextcloud.XXXXXX.com
3 nextcloud.XXXXXXXX.com
22 nextcloudpi
14 nextcloudpi
nextcloud.XXXXXXX.com
datadirectory /media/ncpstorage/ncdata
dbtype mysql
version 22.2.2.0
overwrite.cli.url https://nextcloud.XXXXXX.com/
dbname nextcloud
dbhost localhost
dbport
dbtableprefix oc_
mysql.utf8mb4 1
dbuser
dbpassword
default_phone_region EN
installed 1
instanceid XXXXXXX
memcache.local \OC\Memcache\Redis
memcache.locking \OC\Memcache\Redis
redis
host /var/run/redis/redis.sock
port 0
timeout 0
password
tempdirectory /media/ncpstorage/ncdata/tmp
mail_smtpmode smtp
mail_smtpauthtype LOGIN
mail_from_address XXXX
mail_domain XXXXXXXXX.com
preview_max_x 2048
preview_max_y 2048
jpeg_quality 60
overwriteprotocol https
maintenance
logfile /media/ncpstorage/ncdata/nextcloud.log
mail_sendmailmode smtp
mail_smtpauth 1
mail_smtphost smtp.XXXXXXXX.com
mail_smtpport 465
mail_smtpsecure ssl
mail_smtpname XXXXXX@XXXXXXXX.com
mail_smtppassword
loglevel 2
log_type file
trusted_proxies
11 127.0.0.1
12 ::1
13 nextcloud.XXXXXX.com
14 192.168.10.3
Just to fill in some context 
Composer is a Dependency Manager for PHP
https://github.com/pdsinterop/solid-nextcloud
Here is another topic about Composer, it primarily seems to be used as a third-party apps dependency manager
sounds like an app that was auto-updated and didn’t check for the php dependency
Interesting. Sounds reasonable. I’ll have to check, I don’t think I have app auto-update on.
Nowt o figure out the offending app and disable it. Ideas on how to do that from the command line?
do sudo ncc list and you should see a list of available commands you can use 
Thank you @ZendaiOwl , that helped! I was able to disable TwoFactor WebAuthn and then login to my instance.
Developed fixed the issue in a later version and I was able to upgrade to that fixed version.
Appreciate the assistance!
fyi, the ncc command features bash tab-completion, so you can ncc <tab> and get info that way too 
Hi @Jeffery_Frederick
I have the same problem, but i can’t figure out what app is causing the problem on my instance. Can you tell me how I can identify the app that is misbehaving?