Hi, I just wanted to report a "Memory fault (core dumped)" that results from using the Nextcloud command-line utility occ.
Setup: NetBSD-8.0 amd64, pkgsrc stable (= pkgsrc-2019Q1), PHP-7.2.17, Nextcloud-15.0.5 or higher (I'm currently using Nextcloud-16.0.0, but I've tested this on Nextcloud-15.0.5 and Nextcloud-15.0.7 with the same result) Test: Change to nextcloud/ and use the command-line utility occ, for example: sudo -u www php occ status Which in my case yields: - installed: true - version: 16.0.0.9 - versionstring: 16.0.0 - edition: Memory fault (core dumped) As a result of the core dump, there is a file php.core in nextcloud/ . As far as I can tell, any use of occ results in a memory fault. Otherwise, Nextcloud seems to work fine, and as long as I use the web interface, there is no memory fault. For comparison: I have a very comparable Nextcloud installation on Ubuntu-18.04 with PHP-7.2.17 with no issue using occ. I also have a comparable Nextcloud installation on NetBSD-8.0 i386 with PHP-7.2.14 with no issue using occ. I'm wondering whether anyone else has witnessed this behavior with occ in a comparable setup. Any hints would be appreciated. Thanks, C.
