#Owncloud log4j update#
#Owncloud log4j software#

Respect user settings in php.ini if they are big enough (server#33644).

Fix encryption:fix-encrypted-version command when encrypted is set to 0 (server#33636).

Further pre-filter search result before setting up share source cache (server#33604).

Optimize search post-processing for jail wrapper (server#33603).

Fix updating size when folder is empty (server#33562).

Unify initial and updated quota display (server#33538).

Recover installation when creating the database user fails and improve password strength (server#33514).

PGP ( Key): nextcloud-24.0.5. or nextcloud-24.0.5.zip.asc Changes If you run a server with sensitive data at scale, we highly recommend to use Nextcloud Enterprise. We provide advance patches and security information for no-downtime-security-patching for Nextcloud Enterprise. As malicious actors are at this point more able to determine attack vectors, it is important to have updated before the CVE’s are published. Administrators can then learn more about the vulnerabilities fixed and determine if their systems might have been vulnerable. Our security policy is to publicize CVE’s about 3 weeks after public availability of a new minor release.

#Owncloud log4j update#

Update timely and don’t run unmaintained Nextcloud versions. The minor releases fix security issues that are found through, for example, our HackerOne program. We strongly recommend to stay up to date with Nextcloud to keep your data safe. If you need to run Nextcloud in an enterprise setting, we recommend Nextcloud Enterprise.

#Owncloud log4j software#

Note here that with ‘supported’ in this context we mean that software updates will be available to the public, not that there is any actual support beyond community members answering questions in our home user forums. Go directly to the latest maintenance release of: We recommend you follow our Release Channels to always have the latest and most secure Nextcloud Server version which fits your needs.