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@nebulon I can't share the original document publicly, unfortunately, but the problem has disappeared after having raised the PHP Memory Limit in Nextcloud from 512 MB to 2 GB.

@jdaviescoates This is an idea I have quickly considered as well but one reason why I want to move this installation to Cloudron so desperately is that I want to have less work with it, not more

We will probably need to live with the fact that we will need to re-share all information again and simply do the move using one of the manual ways (e.g. user migration plugin). That will create chaos for a day or two, but at least then we will have a more stable installation.

@nebulon Yes, I know, but it doesn't show any update. Perhaps because I am running Cloudron 7.3 in the instance with the newer Nextcloud version and 7.2 in the other, where the update is not shown?

Two things worked for me:

• occ encryption:decrypt-all (on one of the server) which safely decrypted all files and disabled encryption in a couple of minutes
• on another server, this command didn't decrypt all files but ran without errors, so I needed to come up with another way. So, I put all files and folders into one folder on my laptop, used occ encryption:disable to disable encryption and then created a copy on my laptop, waited for the copy of the folder to upload to the server, then I would delete the original (and rename the copy). Took some time, but it worked.

Is 7.3.1 stable enough to use now? I have received the update notification in my Cloudron instances, but it still contains a warning that it is unstable, so I am hesitant on my two production instances.

@subven I agree with that, we are using Postmark, it's $10 per month only for a normal volume and really easy to set up. The deliverability has increased compared to other solutions like a mail package with even an established company in the market.

@girish Okay, that is super easy, thank you very much!

@nebulon It is happening also with similarly big files (as in many pages, not big file size). I don't think it's necessarily a Cloudron issue, but it would still be great to understand if there are ways how this could be resolved.

@nebulon Thank you, there was an error with Vultr, that's why it didn't work, but their support fixed it.

@nebulon It worked when I set both to maximum, many thanks!

@humptydumpty I have read studies detailing this question a bit more. In total, DeepL is much better than Google Translate except for Russian (no experience with the new Asian languages yet). There are some commercial engines that work better for certain topics, but you would only want to look into this if you work in the translation industry. So, you can safely rely on it.

Hi, I was wondering if I can move a Nextcloud snap installation to Cloudron, perhaps similar to this tutorial?

https://github.com/nextcloud-snap/nextcloud-snap/wiki/Migrating-from-nextcloud-snap-to-Nextcloud-server

Ideally I would like to unify two VPS I have currently running on one dedicated server (price-wise about the same) under the roof of Cloudron. The Nextcloud installation is being used by multiple users though.

EDIT: I was wondering if I could use the new user migration app of Nextcloud 24 to achieve this? I would then install Nextcloud under Cloudron in the same way as before including all apps and then simply log into every single user account using "impersonate" and re-import this into the new instance. If this works, it would be an elegant way to avoid a lot of mistakes that could happen otherwise.

Happy to hear other suggestions as well.

@jdaviescoates Yes, the latest app update has resolved the issue!

Thank you for your help with this, though.

The issue is that the base volume where Nextcloud has all its data didn't mount after the restart.

@girish Hi, sorry, I wasn't clear, I sent the second message and wanted to indicate that I found the issue and resolved it. The volume wasn't mounted correctly in the fstab.