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PostgreSQL: installation wizzard claims both the vendor specific and PDO driver are needed #367
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the pgsql driver is currently used during setup, I'll see if I can get rid of it |
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* PHP: Both PostgreSQL (nextcloud/server#367) and SQLite (nextcloud/server#481) are handled by PDO in recent Nextcloud versions * Apache: Distributed configuration files (".htaccess") need to be readable only
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…he configuration * PHP: Both PostgreSQL (nextcloud/server#367) and SQLite (nextcloud/server#481) are handled by PDO in recent Nextcloud versions * Apache: Distributed configuration files (".htaccess") need to be readable only
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Both PostgreSQL (nextcloud/server#367) and SQLite (nextcloud/server#481) are handled by PDO in recent Nextcloud versions.
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Using PostgreSQL as backend the installation wizzard claims that both the PDO driver ("pdo_pgsql") and the vendor specific driver ("pgsql") are needed. To my knowledge the two drivers are never used in parallel by a single PHP application so there seems to be something wrong either with the wizzard or the PostgreSQL backend itself.
If only
pdo_pgsql
is available the wizzard's initial page doesn't come up but an error messageIf only
pgsql
is available the initial page does come up but after filing all credentials and clicking "Finish setup" there'sNone of the two messages can be seen when both drivers are available.
Seen running 9.0.52 or 103417f on Arch Linux (PostgreSQL 9.5.3, PHP 7.0.8, Apache 2.4.23 using the PHP module).
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