On 11/27/2024 at 2:34 PM, Geck0 said:

@Jessie

I use nano to edit conf files in Linux. Its a CLI tool.  Hope that helps.

 

@alturismo It would have been shorter and easier just to answer the question.

(This was a response to a possible solution to an editor to update the .conf files)

 

To finish this off, Spaceinvader one put out a quick video to use the unraid file manager with a couple of mods to update the .conf files. This seems like a good cross platform solution.

6 minutes ago, Jessie said:

(This was a response to a possible solution to an editor to update the .conf files)

 

To finish this off, Spaceinvader one put out a quick video to use the unraid file manager with a couple of mods to update the .conf files. This seems like a good cross platform solution.

I've never tried this, I don't use the unRaid file manager. I tend to use Krusader when I want to be lazy and not bother with the CLI. Didn't know it could be modded, thanks for the update.

23 minutes ago, Jessie said:

Assuming your v25 still works. Try this. Not necessarily the best way but it worked for me.

Backup your appdata.

In nextcloud Admin settings / overview, you should still have the update button.

Use this to update until it gets to v27.

DONT update Mariadb until it gets there.

This update method will probably time out.

Dont panic, it is still doing it in the background.

If it times out before it gets to the step Maintenance mode, click the back button on your browser to bring you back to the overview menu and wait a few minutes until it finishes the current step..

Then press update again. It should resume at the next uncompleted step.

If the step has reached or gone beyond the "Maintenance mode step" dont go back. Just wait.

After a few minutes press retry and it should eventually complete.

Repeat above until it gets to v27.

After you get to v27.

In admin/overview in nextcloud, check security setup and warnings and deal with any issues.

Once it looks clean, if the update button is still there, try for one more update to v28.

May or may not work.

In the unraid nextcloud template lock the version to 28.0.0.

Update the template, then check the logs.

It should begin the new update method this time. Wait until it finishes and address any messages eg fixes to .conf files.

After it has gone as far as possible with v28.x.x Change the unraid nextcloud template to v29.0.0.

By now, you can probably update the mariadb docker.

Check the logs in the mariadb docker. You may have to do an commandline update. The instructions will be in the logs.

Repeat until it gets to v30.

Once it is at 30, remove the version lock in the unraid nextcloud template and let it go to the latest version.

Check the logs.

Update any .conf files according to the logs.

Log into nextcloud admin/overview and address any security & setup warnings.

If the above crashed and burned, copy the backup from the nextcloud folder back to the nextcloud appdata and start again.

 

 

The update button is disabled in admin for a reason, although this can still be done via occ.

The recommended upgrade is via lable changing versions in the docker's settings, going from one version to the next. For linuxserver.io versions anyway. If you change the lable to :latest you will likely break it.

 

I don't recommend the above.

2 hours ago, Geck0 said:

The update button is disabled in admin for a reason, although this can still be done via occ.

The recommended upgrade is via lable changing versions in the docker's settings, going from one version to the next. For linuxserver.io versions anyway. If you change the lable to :latest you will likely break it.

 

I don't recommend the above.

The update button only disappeared from about version 27 or maybe 28. There was the other preferred method using docker exec -it nextcloud updater.phar but in this instance I found that it broke it when trying to break through v27 more times than not when trying to resolve this problem. I found that this method, though cludgey, usually produced the goods.

 

The button method always worked as long as you were aware of its shortcomings and you compensated for the time outs.  Most importantly you let it run its course and dont abort part way through.

 

Edited December 15, 20241 yr by Jessie

2 hours ago, Geck0 said:

I've never tried this, I don't use the unRaid file manager. I tend to use Krusader when I want to be lazy and not bother with the CLI. Didn't know it could be modded, thanks for the update.

I haven't tried it in practice either yet, but it looks feasible given the interface is part of unraid and will be builtin to v7.xx.

2 hours ago, Geck0 said:

For linuxserver.io versions anyway. If you change the lable to :latest you will likely break it.

 

I don't recommend the above.

Yes you only let it go to :latest if it is up to the current version. If it gets to be 2 versions behind you have to lock it to current version +1 for the updates.

On 12/14/2024 at 11:22 PM, Jessie said:

Assuming your v25 still works. Try this. Not necessarily the best way but it worked for me.

Backup your appdata.

In nextcloud Admin settings / overview, you should still have the update button.

Use this to update until it gets to v27.

DONT update Mariadb until it gets there.

This update method will probably time out.

Dont panic, it is still doing it in the background.

If it times out before it gets to the step Maintenance mode, click the back button on your browser to bring you back to the overview menu and wait a few minutes until it finishes the current step..

Then press update again. It should resume at the next uncompleted step.

If the step has reached or gone beyond the "Maintenance mode step" dont go back. Just wait.

After a few minutes press retry and it should eventually complete.

Repeat above until it gets to v27.

After you get to v27.

In admin/overview in nextcloud, check security setup and warnings and deal with any issues.

Once it looks clean, if the update button is still there, try for one more update to v28.

May or may not work.

In the unraid nextcloud template lock the version to 28.0.0.

Update the template, then check the logs.

It should begin the new update method this time. Wait until it finishes and address any messages eg fixes to .conf files.

After it has gone as far as possible with v28.x.x Change the unraid nextcloud template to v29.0.0.

By now, you can probably update the mariadb docker.

Check the logs in the mariadb docker. You may have to do an commandline update. The instructions will be in the logs.

Repeat until it gets to v30.

Once it is at 30, remove the version lock in the unraid nextcloud template and let it go to the latest version.

Check the logs.

Update any .conf files according to the logs.

Log into nextcloud admin/overview and address any security & setup warnings.

If the above crashed and burned, copy the backup from the nextcloud folder back to the nextcloud appdata and start again.

 

 

What if you had just let it ride and now Nextcloud appears to have broken and I'm not sure what went wrong?

2 hours ago, ps2sunvalley said:

What if you had just let it ride and now Nextcloud appears to have broken and I'm not sure what went wrong?

Okay so it broke and I followed this:

https://info.linuxserver.io/issues/2023-06-25-nextcloud/

 

And now it appears I'm on version 30, but still nothing working.

Which of these errors can I safely close out with out blowing up my NC instance. 

Hi,

you can add these lines to your config.php for "maintenanced windows" and "phone region"

 

  'maintenance_window_start' => '2',
  'default_phone_region' => 'DE',

Chande 'DE' to your contry code

 

And "setting up your email configuration" this will be configured through the webui inside your nextcloud admin account.

 

occ maintenance:repair --include-expensive 

occ db:add-missing-indices

 

Should also be save to execute. I did this without any issues.

On 12/26/2024 at 10:39 AM, eagle470 said:

Which of these errors can I safely close out with out blowing up my NC instance. 

- 2 errors: issue You can just delete the nextcloud.log in your data folder and it will clear the error

- no maintenance window issue: Add something like:  'maintenance_window_start' => 1, to your config.php file in www\nextcloud\config

- mimetype issue: launch console for your nextcloud docker container and run occ maintenance:repair --include-expensive - this is safe to run.

- HSTS header issue: you'll need to change this for the ssl.config instance in the nginx folder of the nextcloud instance. (Just remove the # in front of the add_header line under HSTS. If you are putting this behind another container like SWAG, you'll need to do the same for it's ssl.config as well.

- missing optional indices issue: Launch console for your nextcloud docker container and run occ db:add-missing-indices - this is safe to run.

- no default phone region issue: add 'default_phone_region' => 'us', to your config.php file in www\nextcloud\config. Change the region to whatever your region might be.

- email configuration issue: Set your user account email in the profile section first, then set the mail configuration in basic settings.

NextCloud drives me nuts...

 

After the update crap, where now i need to change each time docker TAG version to get some update  (https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/nextcloud/tags)

 

I came from Vacation, away from home and no Internet connection to my local Nextcloud (i just dont have public IP and never manage to get it working....). So Photos sync from mobile works only at Home network.

 

Was about to check my pics and they are not uploaded to Nextcloud, tried different stuff on Mobile Nextcloud app ...restarts...and nothing. then i tried to take New Photo and this was uploaded right away.

Other 300-400 Photos are just ignored, like if they are older then X days it ignores them, no clue why.

 

 

As I use this "great" cloud product only for photos and have no will/energy to change TAGs everytime or spend hours to find out why the *** is not uploading them.

+ some other bonuses

Version

Nextcloud Hub 9 (30.0.4)

 

Will simply remove the docker, erase all NC crap and start over.

 

Which Docker should I take to have the automatic updates working from the Docker is self, without changing TAG every time ?

 

Thanks

Edited January 14, 20251 yr by killeriq

40 minutes ago, killeriq said:

NextCloud drives me nuts...

 

After the update crap, where now i need to change each time docker TAG version to get some update  (https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/nextcloud/tags)

 

I came from Vacation, away from home and no Internet connection to my local Nextcloud (i just dont have public IP and never manage to get it working....). So Photos sync from mobile works only at Home network.

 

Was about to check my pics and they are not uploaded to Nextcloud, tried different stuff on Mobile Nextcloud app ...restarts...and nothing. then i tried to take New Photo and this was uploaded right away.

Other 300-400 Photos are just ignored, like if they are older then X days it ignores them, no clue why.

 

 

As I use this "great" cloud product only for photos and have no will/energy to change TAGs everytime or spend hours to find out why the *** is not uploading them.

+ some other bonuses

Version

Nextcloud Hub 9 (30.0.4)

 

Will simply remove the docker, erase all NC crap and start over.

 

Which Docker should I take to have the automatic updates working from the Docker is self, without changing TAG every time ?

 

Thanks

You can change the tag to ":latest" which will keep your docker updated. 

 

A restart of the docker will then pull down the latest version available. I always use tags and update later than the current version. This is to ensure thst if a bug is discovered, the bug is fixed before I upgrade or at least the workaround is posted. 

 

"Also uploaded existing files" needs to be ticked under the configuration for the folders that are being auto synced.  This will upload files that still exist in the folder.  Android permissions have changed somthe original file can no longer be moved from its original folder (as I understand it).

 

Hope that helps?

Thanks for quick reply.

 

Well i'm really feed up with this tool, many times it runs into issues with upload/sync like this. So no clue if is Nextcloud Docker issue or Nextcloud mobile app issue or again some Android permission crap.

There is no "force sync/upload" button , just need to wait for magic when some background process wakes up, if even...

No real logs to the mobile app, so no clue what is happening there and why it wont start sync.

 

Now good old cable to be able post pics and show that is ticked, haven't really changed anything

 

- TAG yeah i get your point, but each version has like 5 "versions"

I like more Nextcloud WebUI update...if it would just works. Unfortunately was most of the time failing anyway

-  *.APKs sync were also blocked some time ago, so I cant decide what I sync/download from OWN Cloud to Mobile, need to rename them APK->APX

 

Last chance I'm willing to do is to wipe it and Start "FRESH"

 

If no success - Isn't there just some "Working" Home Cloud alternative?  Set and forget? like "Google Drive" style?

 

2 hours ago, killeriq said:

Version

Nextcloud Hub 9 (30.0.4)

Hi,

With this version i got the same error, but everything is still working fine on my side. 

I don't really know what your issue is, but want to mention that the error, but I wanted to mention that it doesn't necessarily have to be due to this error, and that new photos are also uploaded directly, as you say.

23 minutes ago, killeriq said:

- TAG yeah i get your point, but each version has like 5 "versions"

 

well, to make it short, "whyever" once you started tagging (yourself) ... i guess as there was 1 version some long time ago which had issues and alot of ppl wrote set TAG xyz ...

 

you have to be aware, once YOU set a Tag YOU take control of Updates and so on ... nevermind which Docker you take

 

basically all Dockers have no tag or :latest there ... which is automatically the latest version ... nothing you have to take care about besides ticking either autoupdate or click update yourself ...

 

a long time ago the NC Docker Updates where done either in Console or Webui ... but as most Users where not satisfied it changed to integrated Updates by Docker itself ...

 

so back to your main Question, NO TAG and all is good, when YOU tag ... its YOUR responsibility ...

 

about the Errors and so on, yes, NC is a bit... a KNOWN ... but once you walked your way through ... you have more then just a simple Photo sync ... or, take somnething else

 

 

but its not a simple plug & play app --- even if some YT Videos say so ... again, up to you to read some basics, take your adjustments depending on which proxy etc you use ... and so on ...

7 hours ago, Archonw said:

Hi,

With this version i got the same error, but everything is still working fine on my side. 

I don't really know what your issue is, but want to mention that the error, but I wanted to mention that it doesn't necessarily have to be due to this error, and that new photos are also uploaded directly, as you say.

Yeah , each version some NEW random error...this is ongoing for years

Dont think is the reason of NOT syncing as the ERROR was even some TAGs/versions ago  where it was working fine...

 

@alturismo I'm aware of TAGs now, but in the end of the day...how do i know which version is GOOD or NOT...which TAG sub-sub version is the Stable one (just assuming on naming) always a surprise with NC

 

1. If i use no TAG and set the "latest" or what ever is the Word - WebUI upgrade is still "disabled?

 

I must admit it was worse, after year of using NC, is getting somewhere , but very buggy product 1 version is fine, then upgrade and issues with nonsense errors. Learned to ignore them (in case functionality stays) and they disappear eventually....

 

2. Is there a magic FORCE Sync button then my Photos get synced (google drive had such feature 10y ago  )? not only those from Now On....? 

Or only some cache, config harakiri style?

 

Otherwise to get it working again and don't spend ages to investigate , is just faster to start with clean Container , as no clue what they messed up since 1st Container and numerous updates WebUI then TAGs.

 

3. Is there similar NAS / Cloud option to replace Nextcloud and get basic sync functions Stable + including Android app?

17 minutes ago, killeriq said:

Yeah , each version some NEW random error...this is ongoing for years

Dont think is the reason of NOT syncing as the ERROR was even some TAGs/versions ago  where it was working fine...

 

@alturismo I'm aware of TAGs now, but in the end of the day...how do i know which version is GOOD or NOT...which TAG sub-sub version is the Stable one (just assuming on naming) always a surprise with NC

 

1. If i use no TAG and set the "latest" or what ever is the Word - WebUI upgrade is still "disabled?

 

I must admit it was worse, after year of using NC, is getting somewhere , but very buggy product 1 version is fine, then upgrade and issues with nonsense errors. Learned to ignore them (in case functionality stays) and they disappear eventually....

 

2. Is there a magic FORCE Sync button then my Photos get synced (google drive had such feature 10y ago  )? not only those from Now On....? 

Or only some cache, config harakiri style?

 

Otherwise to get it working again and don't spend ages to investigate , is just faster to start with clean Container , as no clue what they messed up since 1st Container and numerous updates WebUI then TAGs.

 

3. Is there similar NAS / Cloud option to replace Nextcloud and get basic sync functions Stable + including Android app?

 

FWIW I don't use the Nextcloud Android app to sync my photos/files.

I use Folder Sync Pro: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.tacit.android.foldersync.full

There's a trial version available. It's more complicated, but more powerful, and offers many more services than Nextcloud.

I don't know if you'd prefer it or not, but thought I'd pass the info on.

 

Finally: there is no such thing as a "set and forget" service when it comes to running your own internet services. Like it or not, you're a SysAdmin now and it's up to you to maintain, troubleshoot, and fix the services you run. If you set something and leave it as is, eventually it becomes a security risk, or enough technologies change around it that it's pushed into incompatibility or obsolescence.

There's a reason that Google Photos or other cloud services is the preferred approach for most people: they handle all the SysAdmin stuff on your behalf.

2 hours ago, killeriq said:

Yeah , each version some NEW random error...this is ongoing for years

Dont think is the reason of NOT syncing as the ERROR was even some TAGs/versions ago  where it was working fine...

 

@alturismo I'm aware of TAGs now, but in the end of the day...how do i know which version is GOOD or NOT...which TAG sub-sub version is the Stable one (just assuming on naming) always a surprise with NC

 

1. If i use no TAG and set the "latest" or what ever is the Word - WebUI upgrade is still "disabled?

 

I must admit it was worse, after year of using NC, is getting somewhere , but very buggy product 1 version is fine, then upgrade and issues with nonsense errors. Learned to ignore them (in case functionality stays) and they disappear eventually....

 

2. Is there a magic FORCE Sync button then my Photos get synced (google drive had such feature 10y ago  )? not only those from Now On....? 

Or only some cache, config harakiri style?

 

Otherwise to get it working again and don't spend ages to investigate , is just faster to start with clean Container , as no clue what they messed up since 1st Container and numerous updates WebUI then TAGs.

 

3. Is there similar NAS / Cloud option to replace Nextcloud and get basic sync functions Stable + including Android app?

I think the main issue here is that you're treating NC like its a plug and play Windows app. You have to learn the fundamentals of NC, nginx, etc.

 

Quote

Was about to check my pics and they are not uploaded to Nextcloud, tried different stuff on Mobile Nextcloud app ...restarts...and nothing. then i tried to take New Photo and this was uploaded right away.

Other 300-400 Photos are just ignored, like if they are older then X days it ignores them, no clue why.

 

 

As I use this "great" cloud product only for photos and have no will/energy to change TAGs everytime or spend hours to find out why the *** is not uploading them.

+ some other bonuses

 

If you don't have the energy or will to do the basics, then you'll always have problems. I've also had photos that didn't upload, mainly when I had no mobile data connection and afterwards it wouldn't sync. Those individual photos I've manually pulled into the NC app, deleted the originals and moved on. You may want to set the setting to only upload when charging, so it knows to wait and you don't have a failed upload. You can also attempt a re-upload in the app's settings.

 

You've mentioned that there are multiple different versions of NC tags. If your docker isn't tagged, it will always update to the latest stable version. However, you still need to check the logs, because there is sometimes additional requirements regarding the database fields that needs to be adjusted, so additional commands need to be done afterwards. Myself and others have mentioned this in our posts on this forum, but you need to take the time to learn.

 

The NC server logs will always prove useful if you want the support in this forum, without it there is only so much we can do. In which case, Google Photos is your friend. 

 

If its just photos you want to auto upload, then try immich instead. I don't use it, I use PhotoPrism, but immich is starting to look superior.

 

My concern is that if you cannot figure out NC, then you likely don't have a good backup strategy and will loose your treasured memories at some point if there is corruption, failed disk, etc. Something to think about.

 

Lastly, there is nothing wrong with NC. Most of the issues are user issues, related to a lack of understanding or a bug that got missed in the candidate release (hence why I tag my versions and wait). Complaining in the support forum that its junk isn't going to fix it.

 

 

After the nextcloud container auto-updated last night, it didn't restart (because the mariadb container hadn't finished restarting). Once I restarted it manually, it sat in maintenance mode for ages, then asked me to create a new admin user, as if it had been freshly installed.

 

The existing admin user and non-admin user are still there; neither of them can edit users, either (which is correct for the non-admin user, but the admin user should be able to do this).

 

If, when logged in as the admin user, I go the Administration Privileges page, I have an option for "Administration Privileges — Users" which I can leave empty or set to Local, but if I set it to Local and then log out and back in again, I still don't see a link to User Management.

 

How can I make my original admin user into a super-admin so that I can get on with administering this instance?

 

(And why did it destroy my setup when updating, anyway? Even restoring from an appdata backup didn't get it working again…)

 

UPDATE: oh, wait. For some reason the config.php is 0 bytes long. Despite my having restored it from a backup 🙄 Fortunately, manually restoring that one file and restarting Nextcloud seems to have done the trick. (It also doesn't help that the Nextcloud documentation titles the section User Management and implies there's a User Management link on the Administration Settings, when in fact it's called Accounts and is on the profile icon at the top right. It's probably not the Done Thing to use the rolling eyes emoji twice in the same paragraph, but…

Edited January 17, 20251 yr by ElectricBadger
Fixed it. Still not sure why it broke, though.

9 hours ago, ElectricBadger said:

After the nextcloud container auto-updated last night, it didn't restart (because the mariadb container hadn't finished restarting). Once I restarted it manually, it sat in maintenance mode for ages, then asked me to create a new admin user, as if it had been freshly installed.

 

The existing admin user and non-admin user are still there; neither of them can edit users, either (which is correct for the non-admin user, but the admin user should be able to do this).

 

If, when logged in as the admin user, I go the Administration Privileges page, I have an option for "Administration Privileges — Users" which I can leave empty or set to Local, but if I set it to Local and then log out and back in again, I still don't see a link to User Management.

 

How can I make my original admin user into a super-admin so that I can get on with administering this instance?

 

(And why did it destroy my setup when updating, anyway? Even restoring from an appdata backup didn't get it working again…)

 

UPDATE: oh, wait. For some reason the config.php is 0 bytes long. Despite my having restored it from a backup 🙄 Fortunately, manually restoring that one file and restarting Nextcloud seems to have done the trick. (It also doesn't help that the Nextcloud documentation titles the section User Management and implies there's a User Management link on the Administration Settings, when in fact it's called Accounts and is on the profile icon at the top right. It's probably not the Done Thing to use the rolling eyes emoji twice in the same paragraph, but…

There's not enough information here, so a bit of speculation on my part. The update failed (for whatever reason), you should look at the docker's log during the upgrade to ensure that it ran smoothly.

I'm guessing you went ahead when it prompted for a new user and ended up creating a new database setup. When you restored the config.php file it pointed back to the original setup. I'm guessing that you're now back on the previous version and will need to update again.

 

The other consideration is that pointing back to the correct config.php has restored your other settings, including password salt, etc.

I still think leaving your NC version label free is a bad idea. If you watch this log in your docker, you can check the outcome to see if there was an issue.

Edited January 17, 20251 yr by Geck0

On 1/14/2025 at 11:35 PM, Geck0 said:

I think the main issue here is that you're treating NC like its a plug and play Windows app. You have to learn the fundamentals of NC, nginx, etc.

 

 

If you don't have the energy or will to do the basics, then you'll always have problems. I've also had photos that didn't upload, mainly when I had no mobile data connection and afterwards it wouldn't sync. Those individual photos I've manually pulled into the NC app, deleted the originals and moved on. You may want to set the setting to only upload when charging, so it knows to wait and you don't have a failed upload. You can also attempt a re-upload in the app's settings.

 

You've mentioned that there are multiple different versions of NC tags. If your docker isn't tagged, it will always update to the latest stable version. However, you still need to check the logs, because there is sometimes additional requirements regarding the database fields that needs to be adjusted, so additional commands need to be done afterwards. Myself and others have mentioned this in our posts on this forum, but you need to take the time to learn.

 

The NC server logs will always prove useful if you want the support in this forum, without it there is only so much we can do. In which case, Google Photos is your friend. 

 

If its just photos you want to auto upload, then try immich instead. I don't use it, I use PhotoPrism, but immich is starting to look superior.

 

My concern is that if you cannot figure out NC, then you likely don't have a good backup strategy and will loose your treasured memories at some point if there is corruption, failed disk, etc. Something to think about.

 

Lastly, there is nothing wrong with NC. Most of the issues are user issues, related to a lack of understanding or a bug that got missed in the candidate release (hence why I tag my versions and wait). Complaining in the support forum that its junk isn't going to fix it.

 

 

Hi,

 

Thanks for your input.

 

NC is for me just another tool, which should make my life easier. So I expect if I do simple setup, DB connects etc...it will just work

Unfortunately 1 update works 2nd mess it up and like this it goes for years since i'm using the NC 6-7y+. Then when you are totally upset you need to go via command line and investigate what / where went wrong again.

I do not recall such issues with other tools.

 

ForceSync/upload on Nextcloud Android client is just an wet dream for years

as mentioned alternative Client could be an option eg. Folder Sync Pro

 

Anyway i found the Nextcloud AIO - tried to install based on spaceinvader guide. Then had to do something else. So i wanted to start over (erase everything, like I would do with any other docker), but no is NOT possible as it remembers/stores the previous config somewhere...again 2h wasted till i found where is that. What file/restovers I have to remove via command line ...

After so many years of development to be in such state, is just pitty...when i did seach for resolution of my issues and seen comments from others, its about the same story.

 

I believe if someone runs multiple instances and is in those issues "like at home" it will became easy eventually. In my case i have other thigs to do rather than waste hours on NC in most unexpected moment.

 

----

Thanks for your tips about alternatives.

 

What i'm looking for is simple File Cloud for files and photos (direct upload from mobile, native or alternate client)

 

Did also research where to go:

PhotoPrism - fine

Immich - maybe even better

But those are only for pics and I need also file cloud, so I rather manage 1 tool vs 2 tools

 

So AIO options i've found so far:

OwnCloud - NC is a fork so I expect similar problems

FileRun - seems fine, but became paid tool

FileCloud - also seems paid only

Pydio - not sure

SeaFile - looks fine a clean

Syncthing - also simple / easy 

filebrowser.org - seems also interesting

 

Anyone has Anything preferred to start with and good experience?

 

Even could be when I try those other cloud options I will say OMG good old NextCloud

 

Thanks 

Howdy everyone, 

 

My nextcloud instance is working fine for the most part,( I still have errors to clean up)but has anyone gotten GPU support working with the recognize app? 

 

Or nextcloud a.i. assistant working? ( I use ollama)

 

These two features I'm very interested in, but currently I have to use immich for my photos and recognizing them. 

 

And ollama web gui to use any a.i. assisted things.

Help.

I just received this image when trying to load the webui:

```

Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator if this error reappears multiple times, please include the technical details below in your report.
More details can be found in the server log.

```

This is the error in the logs:

```

Doctrine\DBAL\Exception: Failed to connect to the database: An exception occurred in the driver: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2006] MySQL server has gone away in /app/www/public/lib/private/DB/Connection.php:140

```

In MariaDB, I get this error:

```

cat: /run/mysqld/mysqld.pid: No such file or directory

```

 

Has anybody run in to an issue with 30.0.5 and I don't know what ios version of the app, but the ios app is asking me to log in everytime I load the app up. I do, successfully it seems, but every page is empty. even the more page, where I believe it would tell me what ios version of the app I have... I tried upgrading to 30.0.6, and that made no diff.

 

I also have some strange errors in my logs now from the 10th of feb?



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