I run a fully-refreshed snap on Ubuntu 16.04. Version information is installed: 16.0.5snap2 (16402) 228MB and I do not see nginx running at all. That leads me to believe the version of php-fpm (which is installed) is not a problem.
Services from nextcloud snap:
$ sudo snap services nextcloud
Service Startup Current Notes
nextcloud.apache enabled active -
nextcloud.mdns-publisher enabled active -
nextcloud.mysql enabled active -
nextcloud.nextcloud-cron enabled active -
nextcloud.nextcloud-fixer enabled inactive -
nextcloud.php-fpm enabled active -
nextcloud.redis-server enabled active -
nextcloud.renew-certs enabled active -
Iām just wondering (but could be an idiotic thought): are users really safe just because they run apache? I mean, the bug was actually in PHP (not nginx) in combination with php-fpm. Doesnāt apache use php-fpm as well?
As said, just wondering. Could be a totally mislead thought.
Oh - you can edit the first post? Could you please also add what Meiros posted?
The was another change in the nginx-config, which didnāt make it in the initial post. It would be great, if you could add that as well, since many people might not notice the other change.
Sorry, Iām not an official and donāt have access to the blog.
I only jumped in to help forum users to directly pick the latest config changes. We have to wait for @system to do so.