Nextcloud 32.0.6 error message

[greentea1]

Anyone have this after updated to 32.0.6 ?

PHP Imagick module

The PHP module “imagick” in this instance has no SVG support. For better compatibility it is recommended to install it.

I have already install php-imagick and apt-get install libmagickcore-6.q16-6-extra

It’s on newest version and no matter how I remove and reinstall imagick this message still there ?

PS : I FIXED IT , for anyone who just updated nextcloud 32.0.6 and got this warning message , Just install the PHP Imagick extension , please check this link below

Install the PHP Imagick extension | ServerPilot Documentation.

[Jappe]

This topic was already discussed a couple of times, for example here:

Warnings in the configuration Nextcloud

The imagick module is not required, and even seen as possible security issue. A matter of discussion on GitHub, but many, including us and some official Nextcloud appliances, chose to not ship it. The other two modules are explained: If you don’t use WebAuthn, you don’t need them, as Jappe mentioned. The first four warnings however should not appear. Can you show the output of: cat /etc/nginx/sites-dietpi/dietpi-dav_redirect.conf grep -E 'webfinger|nodeinfo' /etc/nginx/sites-dietpi/dietpi-nex…

[MichaIng]

Would be actually nice to have this in our docs: DietPi-Docs/docs/software/cloud.md at 202985610239e783a4ea7e8f1490cc6ef7889155 · MichaIng/DietPi-Docs · GitHub

All those “missing module” warnings are actually better ignored, IMO. gmp is needed for SFTP storage backend only. imagick seems to be able to generate the favicon slightly faster. But I mean this needs to be done exactly once. I remember the info previously was it is for SVG avatar resizing and such. In any case, GD can do all of this, and whether some image is generated a nanosecond faster (once) or not, doesn’t matter at all. Installing a huge additional library which has a history of security issues and was/is debated also in the Nextcloud community, is never worth it. At least they took bcmath off the list. sysvsem was added, used to limit the number of concurrent image preview generation processes. This can be relevant when browsing large newly uploaded image galleries, where a lot of previews are generated if in view. Too many may slow down the overall process, and/or lead to failures due to allocated memory exhaustion. So that makes sense, but as sad, is enabled by default.

The client push notifier is however something we could/should add. It does not really matter for small instances, but when hundreds of clients are polling the server 24/7, it can make a difference. I run it locally already, just works.

There is even a Cal/CardDAV push notifier in the meantime, with a generic UnifiedPush app for Nextcloud, and related NextPush app for Android as push distributor, to replace Google services. Developed by a.o. and working with DAVx5. But that is all a different topic .