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    SOLVED Nextcloud login very long

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    • girish
      girish Staff last edited by

      I have opened https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/nextcloud-app/issues/42 to track this.

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        saglagla @girish last edited by

        @girish Okay, good !
        Just to precise, I've check oc_bruteforce_attempts and there were a lot of private IPs in the table (regarding this : https://help.nextcloud.com/t/11-0-2-incredibly-slow-login/9475/19 )

        Drop the table correct the issue also.

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          A Former User last edited by

          Hi! I'm having the same problem with the connection. Could you please specify where I can find this table "oc_bruteforce_attempts" exactly? I've tried but couldn't find the "nextcloud" database. Thanks!

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          • girish
            girish Staff last edited by

            @yylevas We are looking into fixing https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/nextcloud-app/issues/42

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              A Former User last edited by A Former User

              I ran into this as well. Here is a link to an article I wrote detailing the quick fix... (Hosted on Cloudron!)
              https://i-am-will.com/fix-nextclouds-slow-logon/

              Sometimes NextCloud 13 can become inexplicably slow when logging on. One thing that might be happening is you being put on a block list due to entering your password incorrectly. To fix NextCloud's slow logon due to brute force protection, enter this line:
              ‘auth.bruteforce.protection.enabled’ => 'false',

              Into this file:
              /app/data/config/config.php

              You will need to enter this in the terminal WITHIN the NextCloud app. Go to your CextCloud app and click the terminal button, then click "repair" this will allow you to make changes that stick. Pop in the line above, and finish your repair by clicking "done repair". (Correct me if I'm wrong on any of the details above)

              Now this will get you working, but itsnt recommended long term. People trying to hack into your NextCloud are stopped by this. Typically this table clears itself every 48 hours or so.

              Good luck!

              V/R,

              Will

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              • girish
                girish Staff last edited by

                We have pushed an update that contains a fix for this (along with Nextcloud 13.0.8)

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                  A Former User last edited by

                  Still no connection 😞
                  I also tried to reload with adding this line 'auth.bruteforce.protection.enabled' =>false, into /app/data/config/config.php but it didn't help either.

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                    A Former User @Guest last edited by

                    @yylevas Is there no connection? Or just a very slow login? This might be a different problem all together.

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                      A Former User last edited by

                      Thank you for replying. I found the problem finally! There was something about failed keys exchanging in windows app's log and I turned off "end-to-end encryption" app and it worked. Sorry for misunderstanding, I'm a little new to everything like this.

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                        A Former User @Guest last edited by

                        @yylevas No worries! Glad you found the problem. Breaking stuff is the fastest way to learn!

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