The cache directory on your site should be writable. If you have a custom
cache path check that otherwise check /cache.

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Steps to reproduce the issue

Update to Joomla! 3.6. Navigate to content component in the administrator
panel.
Expected result

OK.
Actual result

"The file Cache Storage is not supported on this platform"
System information (as much as possible)

Ubuntu + Nginx + PHP-7-FPM
Additional comments

if I empty a variable public $cache_handler = 'file'; in the
configuration.php, it works.

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It is writable -- 775. I do not use a custom cache path.

Hmm. Should be fine then.
https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/staging/libraries/joomla/cache/storage/file.php#L247
is the check.

Without a custom path defined, the path constant is relative to the app.
So /administrator/cache for admin and /cache for site. Affecting both apps
or just one?

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It is writable -- 775. I do not use a custom cache path.

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In my configuration.php file, there was not a variable cache_path, so I added one: public $cache_path = '/var/www/site/cache';, and now it works in the administrator panel.

Oh, sorry! That was my error. This is not an issue, so, i am closing this one!