Blacksmith24

Hello all, Very new to Unraid and nextcloud 23.0.0. I am running nextcloud 6.10.0-rc2 and I recently attempted to upgrade my nextcloud container through the nextcloud updater GUI to nextcloud 23.0.2. I ran up against the following error: --------------------- [x] Check for expected files failed The following extra files have been found: .DS_Store ._.DS_Store ._console.php ._index.php Update failed. To resume or retry just execute the updater again -------------------- After some research I thought that the best course of action was to delete the indicated files and I am pretty sure I deleted the wrong file; I deleted index.php within the nextcloud/updater folder. Nextcloud is no longer functioning. Is there a way for me to duplicate that file and re-insert it without loosing my data? This is a test instance and I have the data backed up, but I would like to try to repair, update, and move forward from there if possible. Thank you for the assistance in advance!

Hello all. We have Unraid 6.9.2 running with a reverse proxy that provides a Nextcloud file server for our employees. Two questions: The server was down for about 2 weeks as I figured out how to migrate from the LetsEncrypt docker container to SWAG. Now that I have SWAG up and running again all appears to be working fine, however I am still seeing a notification on our companies main file share and I think it is because there are likely duplicate files from multiple machines trying to sync. I am not sure how to address this? How do I verify that the certificate process is working as it should? I can see that linuxserver.io is providing a certificate, but I still have to make a security exception to access the site. The certificate that I see when I look at the details expires 9 November 2029 (when I am on my nextcloud login page. I think I am missing some intermediate certificates, but I am not quite sure how to get them to populate down. Logs in SWAG indicate that the server is ready and I do not see any errors (as I have in the past) regarding certificates being unable to be issued. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.

Looks like that cache drive had gone bad. I shut down docker and then the array, replaced the drive and started everything back up. Looks like everything is running smoothly now. Thank you for the input! Hello all. Thank you for taking the time to review the logs and provide feedback. I disassembled the storage bay, removed all drives, and went through the unit with compressed air (quite a bit of dust had built up.) I've now reassembled and restarted the array and I am still getting the same error on that cache drive. We have two cache drives in our array, I think the next step might be to copy the contents onto the back up cache drive and then replace the drive that is throwing the errors? Unfortunately there is no cabling to replace, all of the drives are plugged into a SAS card and it appears as though all of the other 12 drives are functioning properly. Thoughts?

Hello all. Thank you for taking the time to review the logs and provide feedback. I disassembled the storage bay, removed all drives, and went through the unit with compressed air (quite a bit of dust had built up.) I've now reassembled and restarted the array and I am still getting the same error on that cache drive. We have two cache drives in our array, I think the next step might be to copy the contents onto the back up cache drive and then replace the drive that is throwing the errors? Unfortunately there is no cabling to replace, all of the drives are plugged into a SAS card and it appears as though all of the other 12 drives are functioning properly. Thoughts?

Hello all, I am looking for some assistance. My log file is filling up and I am not quite sure why. New to the field and we have an unraid server running a few apps for our company. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Log files attached, we are running Unraid 6.9.2. ucs-unraid-diagnostics-20220124-0823.zip