After upgrading the passwords app today to 2023.12.10, any login is answered with “Internal server error …” When I deactivate the app, sudo -u www-data php occ app:disable passwords the server works (although everybody can get in then). After re-enabling it, the error message comes again. A reb…

Nextcloud 25 went out of support ( Maintenance and Release Schedule · nextcloud/server Wiki · GitHub ) in October. However you’ll need a php version >= 8.0: First maintenance release for Hub 5 - #2 by tflidd And the maintainer is very strict about the supported NC versions and php versions: …

Yeah - had the same issue. Also, I removed the passwords app, because I wanted to re-install it and now I am stranded with no password app at all, since the legacy version cannot be installed, because it isn’t on the app store…

Passwords 2023.12.10 supports both, Nextcloud 25 and PHP 7.4. The issue of OP is a bug in the Dashboard widget and will be fixed with an update. Support for NC 25 and PHP 7.4 ends in january.

Yeah, that was my first issue as well, this triggered the whole chain of events. Thanks for taking care of that!

Passwords 2023.12.*1 is out and should fix the issue with the Dashboard.

Thanks a lot mdw for this solution, YOU solved the problem. IMHO the post from tflidd was not the optimum solution (to put it mildly).

How could it be that 2023.7.20 requires php 8.0 when the passwords app version 2023.10.11 works flawlessly with php 7.4 on my system? Is it probably due to the fact that there seems to be a flavour of the passwords app for legacy systems?

[image] Alfr: Is it probably due to the fact that there seems to be a flavour of the passwords app for legacy systems? Yes. There is a system in place that automatically rewrites the code to work with PHP 7.4. The build process creates three versions of which two are for older systems.

[image] Alfr: MHO the post from tflidd was not the optimum solution (to put it mildly). Why? Everything tflidd posted was 100% accurate and true. Even included links to confirm all three points.

[image] Alfr: How could it be that 2023.7.20 requires php 8.0 when the passwords app version 2023.10.11 works flawlessly with php 7.4 on my system? Is it probably due to the fact that there seems to be a flavour of the passwords app for legacy systems? The information is meta-information fro…

Passwords: 2023.12.10 doesn't work

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anon75456558 December 14, 2023, 2:08am 4

Yep, to get fixes you’ll all need to move to Nextcloud 28. Or, install an earlier version of the app.