ownCloud Docker images updated for PHP CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 #27
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Just adding to what Thomas stated above: Docker image page - https://hub.docker.com/r/owncloud/server Note: Customers not running docker version of OwnCloud Classic should update the PHP themselves Upgrade instructions: There are also security updates for users on ownCloud Classic that are using the Calendar app Calendar: ownCloud Marketplace - v2.1.1 and v2.0.1 |
owncloud/server:10.16.6 still ships unpatched PHP 7.4 (CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619)The announcement on ownCloud Central (2026-10-22) states that Image
Installed PHP packages ( Latest changelog entry ( The newest entry dates from July 2026. There is no entry for CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619 or the upstream backport ("Avoid state corruption via bailout"). As far as we can tell, the fix for PHP 7.4 in the Sury repository is in revision Since the image runs PHP as an Apache module (mod_php), this is the configuration with the highest risk for these vulnerabilities. Questions
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ownCloud Docker images updated for PHP CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619
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owncloud/serverimages for ownCloud 10 and ownCloud 11 now ship PHP packages with the fix for both CVEs. Please pull and redeploy.Get it
All tags of each line point to the same image, built 2026-10-22 for amd64 and arm64:
11.0.1-20261022,11.0.1,11.0,11sha256:bacdc811…8.3.6-0ubuntu0.24.04.13(Ubuntu 24.04, USN-8948-1)10.16.6-20261022,10.16.6,10.16,10,latestsha256:879638cd…1:7.4.33-31(Ubuntu 22.04, Freexian PHP LTS)If you already pulled the earlier ownCloud 11 build
sha256:31cf2a61…(2026-10-22, 00:03 UTC), you were already covered. It ships the same fixed PHP packages.Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/owncloud/server
Why
php -vstill shows the old versionThe images use distribution packages, and those backport security fixes instead of moving to new upstream releases.
php -vreports8.3.6or7.4.33before and after the fix. Only the package version tells you whether you have the fix.Check your container
libapache2-mod-phpis the package that handles web requests, so it's the one to check.ownCloud 11:
ownCloud 10:
If you see
.13(ownCloud 11) or-31(ownCloud 10), you're covered. All packages built from the PHP source in each image are at that version. The two CVEs are also listed in the package changelog under/usr/share/doc/php8.3-cli/or/usr/share/doc/php7.4-cli/.Some
php*-packages show other version numbers, for example apcu, redis and imagick. They're separate PECL extensions with their own sources, and this fix doesn't touch them.Details and discussion: owncloud-docker/php#324
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