Hey, I needed higher opcache.memory_consumption values for my nextcloud docker (apache) installation and changed values in
/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/opcache-recommended.ini
this seems to work, but this file doesn’t keep it’s settings during an update (pull, up -d).
Of course I could overwrite this setting after each update, but you know how it is… Sometimes you forget things.
Can I put this somewhere in config.php or docker-compose.yaml to keep it persistent?
Thank you for helping,
Ray
I have a fix for opache from 128 to 256 in my custom image.
I built a custom Docker image from the official Nextcloud image, which works with the Raspberry Pi 4 and 5. The Docker compose includes a container for Nextcloud, MySQL database, and a Redis Cache Server. I have also added the fixes for adding more PHP memory and adding additional PHP extensions. Video Thumbnails and corn jobs are also supported.
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Thank you javadali for your detailed reply, the thing is, I just have this adaption to make, i’m running redis, mysql, proxy and cron running as well. I don’t want to change my whole installation just to change 3 digits,
thank you
Ray