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That's the one, thank you! In the interest of learning how'd you find it? I tried using cli 'find' but that didn't work. Also for anyone impacted by this, you'll most likely have to run occ maintenance:mode --off after the successful update.

Just updated Nextcloud and apparently managed to sneak in just in time to get hit with a bug bundled with it Update 32.0.4. Following error in the logs: Exception: Database error when running migration 33000Date20251209123503 for app core Index "mounts_user_root_path_index" does not exist on table "oc_mounts". Update failed Maintenance mode is kept active Documented here: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/57572 The fix is apparently to adjust this file: /var/www/html/nextcloud/core/Migrations/Version33000Date20251209123503.php My problem is, my version of Nextcloud doesn't have a core/Migrations directory, I'm not sure if its since the install has existed since 2023 or if its a specific Unraid Docker thing. Ordinarily I'd restore from an AppData backup but guess who forgot to reinstall that a few weeks ago? (It was me) Thanks!

Having an issue where the Docker Container starts with no problem, I can access the WebGUI and all my *arr Containers can as well, then sometime later (usually within an hour or two) the WebGUI becomes unreachable and requests time out. The Container remains running, however nothing can access it and the log watchdog doesn't flag any errors. Not using VPN as I'm using another container to manage that specifically (more info below). Cache is about 60% full so its not a storage problem. Other containers using the same network container (--network=container:GluetunVPN) aren't having any issues, including a linuxserver qBitTorrent container which was serving as my backup. Only started this week as far as I know. Thanks for the help. Command execution.txt supervisord.log