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Minimum Requirement Error
If you are attempting to install a release of the passwords app which requires a newer version of PHP or Nextcloud than in use on your server an exception prevents the upgrade.
Please note that PHP versions differ between the command line, the webserver and even different domains on your webserver.
Run php -v
as the the user executing cron command on your server to see which version of php is in use there.
Look at the "System" section in the Nextcloud admin area to see which version of PHP is used for your webserver.
NOTE: The releases listed here are outdated and do not receive any support anymore!
NOTE: Only versions where your PHP version and your Nextcloud version are listed will work on your server.
PHP Version | Nextcloud Version | App Version | Download |
---|---|---|---|
7.1 | 14, 15, 16, 17 | 2019.12.1 | download |
7.2 | 17, 18, 19, 20 | 2020.12.1 | download |
7.3 | 17, 18, 19, 20 | 2020.12.1 | download |
If the previous version has already been removed from the app, you can still downgrade manually. You need command line access or file access to the installation folder of your Nextcloud for this
- Open the apps or custom_apps folder where the passwords app is installed
- Remove the current version with
rm -rf passwords
- Download the supported version for your server with
wget <copy link of compatible version listed above>
- Unpack the release with
tar -xf passwords.tar.gz
- Open the base folder of your Nextcloud installation
- Run
./occ upgrade
- Run
/occ maintenance:mode --off
if your Nextcloud is stuck in maintenance mode
- Open the apps or custom_apps folder where the passwords app is installed
- Remove the "passwords" folder an all its contents
- Download the supported version for your server from the lists above
- Unpack it on your PC with
tar -xf passwords.tar.gz
or 7Zip - Make sure that the unpacked folder contains the app files and not a second passwords folder
- Upload the unpacked passwords folder to your apps or custom apps folder
- If your Nextcloud is stuck in maintenance mode and you can't upgrade via the browser, remove the maintenance flag manually.
- Open the
config
folder in the root folder of your Nextcloud installation and download theconfig.php
. - Edit the file in a text editor and remove the line
"maintenance" => true,
. - Upload the changed file
- Open the
- Click the "upgrade" button in your browser