Raising value of php.memory_consumption from 128 to 256 at Dockerfile level for NC > versions 30 #2352
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Hi @joshtrichards ! Sorry, I should have looked for an open topic before submitting my PR...😅 Thank you for the answer ! |
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Hello,
According to the issue reported here
I'm humbly suggesting this change to solve the (too many) recurrent log warning and as requested on :
PHP OPcache module is not configured correctly The OPcache buffer is almost full. To make sure that all scripts can be retained in cache, it is recommended to add "opcache.memory_consumption" to your PHP configuration with a value higher than "128"... For more details check the documentation.
It indeed appears frequently, even on modest Nextcloud Installation (4/5 apps on a 2vcpus and 8Go Ram for server configuration)