NC version 29.0.1 PHP version 8.2.19 Postgres version 13.14 Linux 5.10.0-29-amd64 x86_64 Apache version unknown, but I think it’s up to date I am not really sure, where I should add these lines in order to prevent upcoming warnings about a not properly conficured OPcache extension: php_value o…

These parameters are ususally set in the php.ini file and not the .htaccess file. [image] [SOLVED] Opcache module not properly configured ℹ️ Support Nextcloud version (eg, 20.0.5): 27.1.4 Operating system and version (eg, Ubuntu 20.04): Debian 12 Apache or n…

[image] j-ed: These parameters are ususally set in the php.ini file and not the .htaccess file. But in my case, I have no access to php.ini file. The administrator of the server where my NC is hosted suggests in the user manual to alternatively modify .htaccess. But in public_html/.htaccess …

Afaik most of the OPcache parameters need to be set on a general level and are not instance specific. Check-out the following postings which are related to your issue/request: [rokpoto.com] How to modify opcache.interned_strings_buffer from .htaccess with php_value apache…

[image] vatolin: But in my case, I have no access to php.ini file. Look here please: → opcache.configuration ← … behind every directive you see in the “Changeable” column, where you can place the directives. What the entries in that collumn mean is described here: → Where a configuratio…

Where to Modify PHP OPcache Values?

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j-ed June 19, 2024, 12:02pm 2

These parameters are ususally set in the php.ini file and not the .htaccess file.