The admin screen warns about unoptimized php settings, but the first value mentioned seems broken:
php_value opcache.enable=on
That should, I believe, be:
php_value opcache.enable=1
This is Nextcloud 12 Beta 2.
See:

yes: https://github.com/nextcloud/documentation/issues/450
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php_value opcache.enable=on
I did this by intention. I set it to 1 on PHP 5.6 and 7.0. In one of them the opcache was not activated. With on it worked fine. Even if the PHP documentation says something different I would stick to that, because I ran into issues with 1 which was fixed with the on.
That should, I believe, be:
Never believe and always test ;)
1
is working properly for php 7.1.
i maintain a lot of server running with that value as i wrote here and on my blog.
additionally on shared server hosted by all-inkl.com and 1&1.
...:::carsten
i maintain a lot of server running with that value as i wrote here and on my blog.
additionally on shared server hosted by all-inkl.com and 1&1.
Is this always PHP 7.1 and PHP 7.0 or also older PHP?
PHP 7 and 7.1
I do not have an environment < PHP7 anymore. So to be honest - i cannot state.
I do not have an environment < PHP7 anymore. So to be honest - i cannot state.
Okay ... let me try to find one and test this again.
the (wrong) hint with opcache.enable=on persists in NC12RC4...
Fix is in #5014 and #5015
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yes: https://github.com/nextcloud/documentation/issues/450
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