Harlequin42

i want to move my database to another server. So I user the dump command to export the db from my old mysql docker (linuxserver docker) and tried to import it on my new server with mysql-official docker with this command: but I always get the error: what am I missing?

Hey, gab es hier eine Lösung? Ich habe seit heute den selben Fehler. unraid 6.12.4

Reinstalling sometimes help if you configure the setting again but reinstalling using the same config files and hoping something would change is mostly not working out. What is with this? Did you get an error? What happened? $ sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ user:resetpassword admin Enter a new password: Confirm the new password: Successfully reset password for admin maybe try a simpler password with less or no special character, you can change it later. I think I had a similar issue somewhen (not sure if it was Nextcloud User or mariadb user) and figured out some character didn’t work.

I updated also month ago from NC20 to NC21 without any problem. Just to get it right, you followed the instructions of the first post of a thread which is 5 years old? This is a long time and many things have changed and improved. I made a backup of all files, configs and databases and made an inplace upgrade within the NC WebGUI. Logged in as admin and upgraded to the newest version without any issue. After this i ran the suggested commands from NC to fix some DB warnings and done. no console or anything else needed.

I want to backup my nextcloud and found a good script but had to change some parts for docker. I already figured out how to set the maintenance mode and this works fine: docker exec --tty nextcloud sudo -u $webserverUser php $nextcloudDockerFileDir/occ maintenance:mode --off So the script works so far, but i want to improve it. But i was not able to figure out how i could check if the maintenance mode is on or off. I think this is because of the "--tty" but other options work less. Last week the backup worked fine but the maintenance mode was still on. So i want to make a check at the end to switch it off if it is still on or maybe send a message to check the maintenance mode. So how can i check the maintenance mode from outside the docker?

Any ideas?

Have you tried this? 1. open console on unraid or connect via ssh 2. Type „unraid-api restart“ 3. hit enter 4. refresh

I think this is a missunderstanding. Appdata and flash drives are two different things. The application "Backup/Restore Appdata" is mainly responsible for backing up and restoring the appdata folder. It has the functionality to also backup the flash drive. The way you do it is more advanced then many other user who maybe not have a second server or a NAS or something. There is nothing wrong with the way you do it. Since the functionality to backup the flash drive is deprecated in "Backup/Restore Appdata" i don't know how long it will work that way. So you can switch to unraid.net application or write a small script that copies and zip the flash drive. The purpose of "Backup/Restore Appdata" is like the name implies to backup and restore the appdata folder not the flash drive. I don't know if this was already in the first version implememted or an update because the owner wants this in his applkication or was ask to implement it. So the app you are using for the flash backup is not supposed to do it. And because of excatly these questions and requierments new applications are writen. So if you don't like to split the backups into two different apps you are free to create your own app like "unraid system backup/restore/sync" to backup, restore and sync the backup all the system relevant files/folders and copy it to a differnt system.

I don't understand that question. Do you write this in all application threads? There are 1120 applications in community applications. In the most cases i ask myself if i really need it and the answer is mostly no. So the app is not useful for me, but there was a usecase in first place that someone created this and it is used by users. So to answer your questions: Secure Remote Access I connect really often to my server and i am often in this forum so there is a usecase for me. Additionally i still have my browser shortcut. So depends on how you work or you want to work. Online Flash Backup Appdata Backup != (is not) flash Backup. i recently had an issue with my flash drive, first time since years but i was really happy i just installed this application a few days before, because the last backup of my flash drive was some days/weeks ago. Additionally in the appdata backup application you see this message: So it is not supported anymore in 6.9.x and the solution is this application. You can make a script to aumatically backup your flash drive (to a drifferent server or NAS otherwise you are not able to start your server if something went wrong with the flash drive). Real-time Monitoring To get to the dashboard you have to connect to your server via "Secure Remote Access" (See Point 1) It's good to have a first view. License Management Yes you can do it via the website but this way is way esier and faster. So i can totally understand why this was developed and for me it is a really useful application to be a bit more safe if something happens.

Thank you. I got also some errors but this fixed them. But i am wondering why the generated flash backup is outdated (10.04.2021), i also used the command above and rebooted the server. This date is the date i setup my servers. The uptime for example is correct. The generated flash backup of my second server is up to date (03.05.2021). I figured out that the flash backup was for an unknown reason disabled. Case solved

I want to backup my nextcloud and found a good script but had to change some parts for docker. I already figured out how to set the maintenance mode and this works fine docker exec --tty nextcloud sudo -u $webserverUser php $nextcloudDockerFileDir/occ maintenance:mode --off So the script works so far, but i want to improve it. But i was not able to figure out how i could check if the maintenance mode is on or off. I think this is because of the "--tty" but other options work less. Last week the backup worked fine but the maintenance mode was still on. So i want to make a check at the end to switch it off if it is still on or maybe send a message to check the maintenance mode. So how can i check the maintenance mode from outside the docker?