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Looks like this is the culprit. WARNING: [pool www] server reached pm.max_children setting (5), consider raising it Any ideas where this setting resides?

When you do the updates you have to go through them sequentially. So if you are on 18.02, updates will probably want you to go to 18.09 first. It will then offer 19.06 which was the last version of v19 and then it will proceed to 20.04. I found you have to do some database fixes along the way to get the green check tick.

I just upgraded my main server to version 20.04. Now i get an error when I select "all files". "You do not have permission to upload or create files here" If I select "shares" or "recents", it displays files. Other users are working fine. I feel it might be a quota issue. My user has 550gb of flies in it. Other users have less and are working. If I revert to version 19.6, everything works again. Any ideas??

Point taken, but at the end of the day it is really about getting nextcloud working. The fault could be in either. My gut feeling is the problem will lie in the port 443 to 1443 translation.

Had a problem like that a long time ago. Use notepad++ and have a look in appdata/letsencrypt/nginx/proxy.conf At the top there should be a line # client_max_body_size 2048m; If it doesn't read 2048m, make it 2048m. or as above block that line out with a # I've found max filesize will be 2gb when you drag it to the web interface, but unlimited if the client does the transfer.

In unraid, I set Use SSL/TLS: to no. (In settings/Management access) This means I access unraid via the ip address and it stays fully enclosed within my network. To get to it from outside, I use ipsec tunnels. This frees up port 443 for letsencrypt. So I pass port 443 through letsencrypt intact. It might be interesting to see if that works. It would prove beyond doubt if port 80 is blocked. I still redirect port 80 to another port. eg 180 If port 80 is blocked, it is possible you might be able to unblock it by logging into you ISP user area. In Australia IInet block it but you can optionally turn blocking off. If using dns verification port 80 is irrelevant. If the log said server ready, it sounds like it generated the certificate. It is important not to miss that step in spaceinvaders tutorial about "proxynet". After you create it, you need to point Mariadb, nextcloud, letsencrypt and onlyoffice to it in your docker settings rather than "Bridge". The letsencrypt proxy will allow you to run multiple servers through the same isp IP address. eg Multiple Nextcloud instances, collabora, onlyoffice and any other docker or vm which require port 443. Otherwise you would require multiple ISP addresses.

If you use the http method, letsencrypt requires port 80 for validation when it generates the certificates. 443 is used for communication, but no port 80 = no certificate.

To me, this looks ok. I've never used dns validation though. Is there any reason you can't use http? What do the letsencrypt logs look like. Were the certificates generated? If they were and it still doesn't work then blow the letsencrypt docker away. Remove files and reinstall a fresh one. Don't know why but it works for me sometimes. Dont forget to forward ports 443 and 80 in the router. (443ext to 1443 int) and (80ext to 180 int)

For What its worth, I have the 2 lines below underneath 'overwriteprotocol' => 'https', 'dbtype' => 'mysql', 'version' => '19.0.1.1',

I'm in the same boat looking for a solution. I've run sbs servers for a long time. They are now redundant. Can't find any dockers that i could get to work, so looking at running Nethserver as a VM on unraid. It has an imap mail server that looks promising. Any thoughts??

Has anyone had success with the TALK app? If so How? I can get it to run on the local network. Or at least I could a couple of nextcloud version ago. I don't think I can get it to run at all now. Also how do you successfully get talk to work across a WAN connection?

So on version 19, if you login, then close the window, then login again, you get this!!!! Surely this is not by design. The only way to get back to normal is to click on files and the normal screen comes up. If you log out properly, it behaves normally.

I just reinstalled the android app on my phone. Now it wont download my folders. Anyone experienced this? Says "No Files here" upload some content or sync with your device. Server is running 18.06

I think for that one you need to log into gmail web browser and config and enable imap. I think there is also a security setting which must be lowered to allow download to an email client. Then set up the mail client. I havent done a gmail so there might be other criteria.

My fix for that is download database workbench 5. That will let you access the database. There is a table called bruteforce (or similar. Access the data in that table and delete. ie clear it out. Speed will come back.

Yep. That'd explain it. I'm happy with collabora. I think I'll stay there. Thanks for that info.

Hmmm Is the slow pc on wifi vs the others on cable? Or did that pc try to login with few incorrect passwords? There is a feature built in which will slow logins if someone is trying to hack the system. (Bruteforce) That should correct itself in time. What if you login as a different user? Still slow?. That's what happened to me. I'm not sure what will happen in the future. I googled and I got the impression that editing will work on the builtin document server. Will never know until that gets fixed.

If you only have limited users/data, the simplest way would be download all data to a pc client so it is resident on local hard disk. Start up a new nextcloud instance using mariadb, then connect the client to the new instance and it will automatically sync back up again.

Do you have nextcloud, mariadb and letsencrypt on custom proxynet? They all need to be on it.

If you are talking sql lite, load mariadb docker. I only used lite the first time and found it bogs down as soon as you make it do more than 1 thing. There is a full mysql docker floating around. It also works ok.

What happens if you try a different browser? Firefox then chrome would be my first 2 prefs. Edge can give iffy results and cant run the password app. IE? no one should be using ie now. Another maybe is try loading the bruteforce app. Then go to settings and whitelist your modem. ie if your modem address is 192.168.1.1 then add that to the whitelist.

Can you edit on the android device? Or read only?

Thanks for that. I think you are referring to the alleged built in document server. I gave up on that and installed document server docker as per spaceinvaders tutorial. The only difference being there is now a script in letsencrypt to connect/update the certificates automatically. It literally worked out of the box on Pc's (and I assume Macs Linux boxes) I couldn't get it to talk to android/ios devices which was a deal breaker for me. After googling, I also read about lost data, although I don't know whether that pertains to the inbuilt nextcloud document server or the docker. I didn't notice any issues other than the portable device problem personally. I liked the interface. It was nice and fast, but I think I will relegate it to my 2nd server for the time being. Collabora ticks all boxes for me at the moment. I did have an issue with collabora when updating to 18.4 of nextcloud. Could not open documents outside of the local network. Found the fix on GitHub which involved dropping a few tables in the database then reinstalling the app. If anyone wants that I can post it.

Go to your config.php file and have a look at the ip addresses assigned. I suspect you will find your old ip range from the previous address. Change to 192.168.1.*:444. I assume you aren't using letsencrypt.

So I tried out onlyoffice via the docker. Works well but you can't open documents on portable devices. Is this correct or just me? Also will documents open on MAC and Linux pc's? I like the interface. Works well but I switched back to Collabora because everything works in that for me.