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Not to be "that guy" but while the issue has been fixed for PHP 7.3 through 8.1, the error "nothing provides libMagickWand-6.Q16.so.6()(64bit)" yet remains outstanding for 1 year+ for PHP 7.1 and 7.2 in AlmaLinux 8. Any ETA at all for this?

With the help of SnappyMail lead developer @the-djmaze, I was able to pinpoint the problem file which is .htaccess located under the directory public_html/snappymail/v/2.N.N/static/. The file contents are so: <IfModule mod_headers.c> <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On...

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Any update on this? I had to do a migration to a new server with AlmaLinux 8 and ImageMagick is a must for us.

Any update on this? I had to do a migration to a new server with AlmaLinux 8 and ImageMagick is a must for us.

@hennaboy, here is a fix. You will need to add this line at the end of conf.php in Mailscanner. Until CyberPanel has a vHost config file, this is the best solution I can conjure up. Once you add this at the end of your conf.php file, ClamAV and Postfix's version information should now show up...

I also tried editing the command section. That didn't work, either, but only because OpenLiteSpeed, unlike LiteSpeed, does not allow putting a path environment variable before the actual lsphp path. For reference, in LiteSpeed, editing the command section would have worked since it allows...

OK, I tried this, but it doesn't seem to work:

I believe I've found it: https://openlitespeed.org/kb/server-environment-variables/

So the question here is how do we change the PATH variable environment for OpenLitespeed?

The PHP environment PATH needs to be changed from this default, which I currently see as this: For MailWatch to fully work as hennaboy has requested, it needs to be /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin.

Any update? I am also having this issue.

Strange indeed! Thanks for reviewing all my information. In reevaluating my needs, Samba is not a need for my server since its first and only role is a web server and I have no need to integrate Active Directory with it. I only compiled that PHP extension since I was moderately annoyed by...

Here it is. In CentOS 7, I had installed samba-client and then I had compiled this extension using LSPHP 7.3.

Ah, I found it. Mea culpa. I had installed the php extension smbclient around when this issue began. Disabling that extension fixed it. I don’t have a grave need for Samba support, so I can live without it. I am unsure if it is an issue with this extension with all PHP implementations or if this...

Nope, it persists with 15. I know that it was working and I hadn't changed the configuration in Nextcloud at all.

I tried both 16.0.0 and 16.0.1 and both do not work. I am trying version 15 now to see if that fixes the issue.

Done: https://test.techandtiny.com/example_homepage.txt

I can also create a quickie test install of NextCloud at the same URL for you to review and provide the credentials here. One moment. UPDATE: Here you go. https://test.techandtiny.com/nextcloud/ The username and password are both test.