Open berndpodey opened 6 months ago
php_uname('M') == 'X86_64' or php_uname('M') == 'x86_64' - towards a string find for "x86_64" into the result of php_uname.
This app calls php_uname("m")
so your example string shouldn't be what PHP is providing.
STRATO return is:
Linux localhost 4.18.0-477.27.1.el8_8.x86_64 #1 SMP
This doesn't look like the output of php_name("m")
but more like what php_uname()
or php_name("a")
might provide.
Can you provide the exact error message you're seeing?
And perhaps the output of running this from the command-line of your host:
php -r 'echo php_uname("m") . "\n";'
I am having the same problem. When I run:
php -r 'echo php_uname("m") . "\n";'
I get:
amd64
Can an or be added to catch this?
EDITED: Nevermind, I see FreeBSD is not supported.
I found an issue in nextcloud when installing the collabora Online Code Server edition for X86_64 in STRATO.
Despite it is clearly an X86_64 architecture - there is the error message telling it differently.
Please update the check that you are doing for the architecture of installation:
php_uname('M') == 'X86_64' or php_uname('M') == 'x86_64' - towards a string find for "x86_64" into the result of php_uname.
STRATO return is: Linux localhost 4.18.0-477.27.1.el8_8.x86_64 #1 SMP
so there is x86_64 in the string - but not exactly the string.