AnrDaemon

> In the meantime my webhoster informed me about following: Nextcloud uses 'disk_free_space', which function is disabled by the webhoster for security reasons. Then move your project to a hoster...

> > Then move your project to a hoster that did not lost its sanity. > > Why do you say this? Because function by itself is not a threat,...

Then you did something wrong.

Dude. Don't set it to /tmp. That's why it complains. Your FPM don't have access to /tmp.

`php_admin_value sys_temp_dir "/where/is/your/nextcloud/upload_temp_dir"`

Again, that warning SPECIFICALLY happens, when your PHP process is unable to access sys_temp_dir (which is, by default, unless altered, is /tmp). To get around it, you have to, either,...

PHP CLI app and PHP run by Apache webserver are TWO DIFFERENT APPS. With different process restrictions. Stop trying to prove in shell that a web app works fine.

Same version does not mean same executable and same configuration. If your /tmp is writable from your Nextcloud install, you should not see this warning. If you still see it,...

[latest.log](https://github.com/GTNewHorizons/Angelica/files/13850621/latest.log) If it is of any use. I have the same problem.

Worked. Here's a log with a setting disabled. [latest.log](https://github.com/GTNewHorizons/Angelica/files/13854834/latest.log)