I was revisiting this issue and then remembered that CR 9.0 will have multiple destination backups, so I should be able to have NC back up to an attached drive locally instead of trying to upload hundreds of GB's to an s3 bucket.

@SolarSimon said in Issues after full disk: Why did it even happen? Why do I not get quota warning? On linux, there is no way for this unfortunately at file system level (with ext4 anyway). There is user and group quota (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Disk_quota) but we have to investigate if we can make this work with containers reliably.

Per https://help.nextcloud.com/t/dnspinmiddleware-php-error-in-the-log/197545 , maybe the DNS error can be ignored. The issue seems to be that connection to LDAP server is lost though. Can you check if box code is repeatedly crashing ? Can you check for errors in /home/yellowtent/platformdata/logs/box.log ?

I wish that we could do that, but this specific client doesn't want the configuration to be done. He is afraid that something might break. We assured him that all will be ok, but he insists. We must respect his wishes. Perhaps in the near future we will try it for some other client with high number of users.

@nebulon Thank you. Yes, I did a quick search on the NC community forum but could not find anything recent. In some older posts where users mentioned similar issues, it was eventually classified as a bug and fixed with an update. I just wanted to ask other Cloudron users if they have similar problems (?) Time will tell...

Haha no worries yes I am successfully using the API by now even though not in this setup

@3246 said in [Guide] How to migrate an existing Nextcloud instance to Cloudron: Hi all, just moving back to Cloudron after a few months on Nextcloud AIO for reasons I leave to your imagination How was AIO though? Did fulltext search etc. really work out of the box?

Just for the purpose of documentation, if someone finds this: As an alternative to Nextcloud, I have decided to use Radicale for Calendar and Contact synchronisation and Syncthing for files, where I sync these with versioning to an HDD volume attached to the server. Now I am still looking into how to implement an external backup of the volume once per day, probably I will use rclone or something similar with a cron job and sync to another provider. So far, this works, and the GUI for volumes in Cloudron gives me a graphical interface for my files in the cloud anyway if I want to, just without the possibility to open them in an editor.

I managed to get it to run with Open WebUI. It provides an OpenAI like API through Ollama. Execution is relatively slow though since it only runs on CPU. Let me know if you need help setting it up.

@girish yes, that works, only tested with file sharing federation, because the NC outside Cloudron doesn't have installed Talk to test chat and video federation.

The app disappeared after a while.

@girish Alright, thank you for the information. I think I can close the thread now.

For the "suspicious login" plugin atleast, maybe try reporting it upstream . Just make sure it's up to date before reporting upstream . There are some issues upstream already - https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Anextcloud%2Fsuspicious_login+caught+unknown+error+ipv4+background+training&type=issues The other one comes from some fediverse thing in nextcloud ...

@marcusquinn I've not yet updated to 29.0.1 to get the message editing features, but so glad it's coming! It's also great how you can now finally (already in 28) link Nextcloud Forms to Nextcloud Spreadsheets too!

Looks like there is an upstream fix: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/pull/45093 Cloudron will need to update, but next NC version fixes it, it looks like. Cloudron's packaging may need to pull the update manually, but it looks like it's a quick fix.

@girish That's great to hear!

At least on macOS, syncing is more or less instant (client version 3.1.3)

@girish somehow I missed this - yes, the files are encrypted in some weird format and with different file names. The encryption keys are saved on the device locally, but I'm not expert so don't quote me on that. All I know is that it adds another layer to the security onion I've read where others are having issues with it keeping up with edited files. I have it encrypting my 3D modeling files which go through multiple edits/saves every few minutes while being used with no ill effects. The funny thing is that if I try to edit and re-save a non-encrypted file again while it's syncing, NC will throw a fit.