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Hi, when I run
pacman -Syu
I get
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
warning: removing 'php' from target list because it conflicts with 'php71'
warning: removing 'php-gd' from target list because it conflicts with 'php71-gd'
:: php71 and php are in conflict. Remove php? [y/N] y
:: php71-gd and php-gd are in conflict. Remove php-gd? [y/N] y
I presume this is because of nextcloud. However, I have other things running with my http server (apache2) than
nextcloud, so I wonder if it is safe to remove php. Any ideas?
Last edited by kde35 (2018-03-30 17:23:23)
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php is 7.2.1.
php71 exists, because some php applications don't work (yet) with php 7.2 (for instance I can not update php because of owncloud).
As far as I can see there is https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/7384
I personally fail to see how a php application can depend on the minor version of a programming language, but that's me. ;-)
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Well, in view of the discussion in this thread on Archlinux Forum, probably it is safe not to downgrade
php to php71. Or I will have to search manually all php71 related packages to replace php related packages
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By the time of writing this, nextcloud is already on the 13 version and should be php72 compatible.
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The issue is solved now with new version of nextcloud. Thanks.
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