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November 25, 2019, 5:37pm
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Please note currently Debian 10.2 Buster is out. Certainly, Debian 10 Buster provides everything out of the box to meet the Nextcloud server installation requirements .
IMHO the goal should be a PHP 7.3 install . Please choose libapache2-mod-php7.3 over php-fpm as a home user certainly.
Why Apache2 with libapache2-mod-php7.3 NGINX and not php-fpm as a home user
The NextCloudPi rationale could be worth a reading, although only deducted from Debian and not a standard system, I presume. Some background info and discussion were provided by the two posts of the same thread as was:
IMHO installing a sustainable and efficient server is not a simple endeavour. This may not matter most in small scaled service groups and for home users.
“Too many cooks spoil the broth .” & Beware of “quick and dirty.”
Please be aware I have no expertise of my own with NextcloudPi, unfortunately. However, some general advice in the following.
Your system may be without the nginx server and happily away from the a.m. ‘NGINX/php-fpm’ issue. Check for your active webserver with:
sudo systemctl status apache2
This should show your Apache 2.4 on the job or some other info.
You may consult the below article for background information.
Why NextCloudPi uses Apache and not Nginx
Consult the NCP docs on the proje…
Hope this helps.
Happy hacking.
