PHP7.4, Debian 11, face recognition installation is complaining of missing pdlib #649
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To the happiness of many (Issue #690, #688, #687, 685, #649, #632, extension, but it goes without saying that its use is still highly recommended. You will understand that it is slower, however I must admit that with JIT enabled, it is quite acceptable, and this is the only reason why decided to publish it. It is still experimental, and it works, but it has problems such as it seems not to converge in stable clusters. When I can fix this, it will probably be even slower.
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To the happiness of many (Issue #690, #688, #687, $685, #649, #632, extension, but it goes without saying that its use is still highly recommended. You will understand that it is slower, however I must admit that with JIT enabled, it is quite acceptable, and this is the only reason why decided to publish it. It is still experimental, and it works, but it has problems such as it seems not to converge in stable clusters. When I can fix this, it will probably be even slower.
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To the happiness of many (Issue #690, #688, #687, #685, #649, #632, extension, but it goes without saying that its use is still highly recommended. You will understand that it is slower, however I must admit that with JIT enabled, it is quite acceptable, and this is the only reason why decided to publish it. It is still experimental, and it works, but it has problems such as it seems not to converge in stable clusters. When I can fix this, it will probably be even slower.
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To the happiness of many (Issue #690, #688, #687, #685, #649, #632, #627, #625, etc), this means that we do not depend on the pdlib extension, but it goes without saying that its use is still highly recommended. You will understand that it is slower, however I must admit that with JIT enabled, it is quite acceptable, and this is the only reason why decided to publish it. It is still experimental, and it works, but it has problems such as it seems not to converge in stable clusters. When I can fix this, it will probably be even slower.
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To the happiness of many (Issues #690, #688, #687, #685, #649, #632 , #627, #625, etc..?) this means that we do not depend on the pdlib extension, but it goes without saying that its use is still highly recommended. You will understand that it is slower, however I must admit that with JIT enabled, it is quite acceptable, and this is the only reason why decided to publish it.
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Expected behaviour
it should just install facerecognition via app via Web UI
Actual behaviour
PHP7.4, Debian 11, face recognition installation is complaining of missing pdlib
Steps to reproduce
Server configuration
Operating system:
debian bullseye
Pdlib version:
How is DLib installed: Make sure it is working correctly with this tool
How is PDlib installed: Make sure it is working correctly with this tool
PHP version:
7.4
Web server:
Database:
mySQL
Nextcloud version:
25.04
Client configuration
Browser:
Operating system:
Logs
Background task log with debug.
sudo -u apache php occ -vvv face:background_job
Web server error log
Web server error log
Nextcloud log (data/nextcloud.log)
Nextcloud log
Browser log
Browser log
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