any Nextcloud experts?
Phil Marsh
microcraftx at gmail.com
Mon Aug 18 15:50:19 UTC 2025
Thanks Stephen,
I suspect rolling back the Nextcloud server is going to be very difficult
due to mods to its database when upgrading.
I've filed a bug report.
Perhaps there's a better way to access the Nextcloud files on the same
machine that hosts the Nextcloud server? That's what I'm actually needing
to do.
Yes, I could access them directly under the Nextcloud data folder, but then
Nextcloud wouldn't properly account for their changes, I suspect.
I was looking into Webdav mount for this but I'm having trouble with that
too.
Perhaps, I should just dump Nextcloud and perhaps this is a killer bug for
me?
Thanks,
Phil
On Mon, Aug 18, 2025 at 8:59 AM Stephen Warren <
swarren-list-nclug at wwwdotorg.org> wrote:
> > I suspect an update has broken it because I had no problems until the
> > latest server update.
>
> Can you downgrade to the previous version? I suppose that might mean
> rolling any data/database back to a backup if the schema changed. Or if
> it's a bug in the SW, maybe another update will fix it.
>
> On 8/17/25 22:13, Phil Marsh wrote:
> > Hi,
> > My Nextcloud installation has decided to fail. The server works fine
> > but I find now that there is no way to run the sync tool on the same
> > machine that the Nextcloud server is running on. All kinds of weird
> > errors and I cannot sync files on the machine that Nextcloud is
> > running on. Remote syncing works fine, but Nextcloud is useless to me
> > if I cannot run the sync tool on the same machine as the server.
> > Are there any decent alternatives? I'm likely going to have to give up
> > on Nextcloud. I suspect an update has broken it because I had no
> > problems until the latest server update.
> > Thanks,
> > Phil
>
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