An update. I goofed and it's working now. My first try I navigated to app/data/.htaccess and there was no
<IfModule mod_php7.c>
I noticed that there is both and htaccess and a .htaccess and I was in the incorrect file.
An update. I goofed and it's working now. My first try I navigated to app/data/.htaccess and there was no
<IfModule mod_php7.c>
I noticed that there is both and htaccess and a .htaccess and I was in the incorrect file.
@nebulon I just tried this myself and when I refreshed the browser the the php value did not update. I don't have to restart any services for this to take effect?
Thank you for the prompt response. I've filed a ticket.
So... I messed up.
I accidentally deleted the custom path in Resources > Storage, and Nextcloud happily tried to flood the Nextcloud partition with my data.
When I ran out of space, the action failed and the Cloudron reset. I was able to get into it via terminal and delete the migrated data, but the Nextcloud Repair tab is displaying the following error:
An error occurred during the data migration operation: Addons Error: Error setting up postgresql. Status code: 500 message: could not write init file
My only option is to 'Retry Data Migration', and I can't 'Restart' or 'Enable Recovery Mode' the instance. Without restarting the instance, how can I stop this action??
Thanks @girish this totally worked.
Steps:
/app/data/skeleton
using web terminalchown www-data:www-data skeleton
chown
ing themto www-data:www-data
vi /app/config/config.php
'skeletondirectory' => '/app/data/skeleton'
on a new line (i to enter insert mode)esc
, then :wq
and <enter>
to write and save/app/data/skeleton
on first log-inIf you just want to remove the default skeleton (no files added on first launch), do the following:
vi /app/config/config.php
'skeletondirectory' => ''
on a new line (i to enter insert mode)esc
, then :wq
and <enter>
to write and saveIt's possible to change the skeleton location using this variable in config/config.php
'skeletondirectory' => '/path/to/nextcloud/core/skeleton',
Is there a writable space for this to point to?