HOW DO I ADD A STUPID PHP MODULE NOW AND WHERE ???
Yes sir, this is a complete sentence!
Stop yelling, and nagging around like a little kid if you seriously expect help here.
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everytime you want to run occ command from inside image, you need to apt update and apt install sudo
trully stupid
i donāt know if you guys forgot to add a few basic dependencies or just laziness
if you wanted to help you wouldāve
start with reading this: GitHub - nextcloud/docker: ā“ Docker image of Nextcloud
and this: Background jobs ā Nextcloud latest Administration Manual latest documentation
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if you install php modules inside the image, it gets lostā¦ docker-compose down and docker-compose up - d and all the changes are gone
trully donāt get this
iāll just leave it, i am not zipping anything anyway
iā ve had nextcloud for 2 years now and THIS UPDATE BROKE IT
you guys could write A CHANGE LOG AND NOT EXPECT PEOPLE TO READ ALL BOOKS EVERY STUPID UPDATE
Itās not broke otherwise you wouldnāt be able to see the setup warnings ;-p
itās broke, whats ā unclear to you ?
iāve updated, doesnāt work !
see, youāve add 8 tags to this thread ā¦
8 THINGS ARE BROKEN THAT YOU WERE ABLE TO IDENTIFY, just from my whine ā¦
lmaoo, i suggest YOU GO UPDATE THE DOCUMENTATION AND SEND THE LINKS OUT
How would a changelog help, if you donāt know how to use occ to apply the new parameters or how to add them via environment variables: GitHub - nextcloud/docker: ā“ Docker image of Nextcloud
You donāt need to read the ābooksā all over again because of a new configuration parameter, but you should have read them at least once to know the basics of how to manage the environment you are using.
brother, iāve been using this thing for more than 2 years, i know my way around
what i donāt know is what changed since last version to this version that i need to spends hours now trying to hunt down what you guys forgot
i am not going to read the whole documentation to try to find whatās new
i donāt have a diff tool in my head
I found this i know how to fix it Docker image: setup warning missing bz2 after update to NC 28.0.0 - #17 by pri_ms_ki
what i donāt understand why isnāt this in the image, because installing like this does not make it persistent
Thatsā why there is a warning in the adminstrator overwiew, with a link to the documentation. And if you would have read that link, you would have realized, that the maintainenance window parameter differs depending on the timezone youāre in, so it canāt be pre-set in the image.
what i donāt understand why isnāt this in the image, because installing like this does not make it persistent
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because the value depends on the timezone youāre in, and when you want the maintainenance window to start.
I donāt use the NC Docker images, but as far as I understand it, thatās what environment variables are for: GitHub - nextcloud/docker: 
Docker image of Nextcloud
My previous post obviously was about the maintenance_window_start parameter.
As for the bz2 package, I honestly donāt understand it either, why they donāt just include it. Thereās a discussion about it on GitHub, and as far as I can remember itās only needed in very few situations, so you can probably just ignore the warning.
truly, NC is a big machinery and you can die tryinā
Iām not using sudo if i need to log in and access the container, I lazily use root huhu
But we all know I wouldnāt do that in my Debian, right?
peace 
Easy way to do this:
- Delete all entery in /path/to/nextcloud/data/nextcloud.log
- add ālogfileā => ā/path/to/nextcloud/data/nextcloud.logā, to /path/to/nextcloud/config/config.php
- done