1 hour ago, drrevenge said:

I'm also seeing it after an update. My nextcloud instance whilst showing as starting is unable to be connected to so unfortunately it appears to have broken something. :(

I'm going to try and reboot the whole server and see if that helps at all.

Try removing the Theming App, under Apps / Customization. Restart your docker afterwards.

Don't bother rebooting your server, it won't change anything, I'm still running 31.0.5-ls380, so I can't test it.

Report back if the issue persists.

I think something to take onboard, you don't need to upgrade everytime there is a release. Its not going to give your Nextcloud instance super powers. Unless its a bug fix, its likely to introduce an issue you didn't have before, ie. you were likely happier with your Nextcloud server before the upgrade.

Edited August 8, 2025Aug 8 by Geck0

The issue turned out not to be an issue with Nextcloud, but my certificates via SWAG.

For some reason like this user who had issues with their lets encrypt certificates, I had two directories. Once I moved the older one and restarted my swag and cloudflare containers, all came good.

https://www.claudiokuenzler.com/blog/1033/letsencrypt-certbot-unable-issue-certificate-please-choose-account

I'm all for running an N-1 approach with container maintenance, although from what I hear that's not the best way to run things anymore.

Anyway, turns out as I said, not a nextcloud issue preventing me from getting access to the server.

Edited August 11, 2025Aug 11 by drrevenge

On 8/8/2025 at 12:46 AM, drrevenge said:

I'm also seeing it after an update. My nextcloud instance whilst showing as starting is unable to be connected to so unfortunately it appears to have broken something. :(

I'm going to try and reboot the whole server and see if that helps at all.

This is resolved with todays Nextcloud Update

I don't know if this was already answered or asked before but what is about the for me new AppApi settings which shows up as an Error:

AppAPI Deployment Daemon
AppAPI's default deployment daemon is not set up. Please register a default deploy daemon in the settings to install external apps (ex-apps).

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/exapps_management/AppAPIAndExternalApps.html#setup-deploy-daemon
What would be the right way to get the AppApi correctly implemented. I could not find more answers which fit to our Unraid scenario on Discord.
Is there a tutorial?

43 minutes ago, gilladur said:

I don't know if this was already answered or asked before but what is about the for me new AppApi settings which shows up as an Error:

AppAPI Deployment Daemon
AppAPI's default deployment daemon is not set up. Please register a default deploy daemon in the settings to install external apps (ex-apps).

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/exapps_management/AppAPIAndExternalApps.html#setup-deploy-daemon
What would be the right way to get the AppApi correctly implemented. I could not find more answers which fit to our Unraid scenario on Discord.
Is there a tutorial?

I have seen this issue as well on my end, and I cannot get nextcloud to connect to my open-ai docker instance. Every time I attempt to open the assistant settings page, I get the internal error screen. I figured it was due to the appAPI not being setup, but I'm not sure.

So I'm waiting to find a tutorial, on this as well. Maybe it can fix the only two issues I have with my nextcloud setup.

I have the same problem as you, my documents in Nextcloud stopped working. It turns out that in version 3, Nextcloud changed the way it communicates with applications. Does anyone know how to enable them in Unraid?

I ran across this on GitHub, maybe this can help us nextcloud users get appAPI up and running on our nextcloud setups that don't use the all in one?

https://github.com/nextcloud/docker-socket-proxy/issues/39

On 1/9/2020 at 11:18 PM, Diggewuff said:

I'm using the External storage support 1.7.0 App to mount local Unraid shares via Docker mapping into Nextcloud 16.0.7. I'm not using SMB to map them because it is more than one share and SMB turned out to be much slower in navigating into them via Nextcloud. 

When Syncing data to these mapped shares via Web DAV, or when I'm creating a folder via Web GUI,

permissions of created folders are not 777 (drwxrwxrwx) but 755 (drwxr-xr-x).

Permissions of a txt file created via Web GUI are 644 (-rw-r--r--) and not 666 (-rw-rw-rw-) as expected for Unraid. 

 

Is there any option to set the propper UMASK to make Nextcloud respect Unraid's permission scheme?

Hello, i have the same problem

i set as docker parameter /mnt/user/daten/daten/ -> Container Path: /mnt/daten
In administrator settings i configured "external storage", available for all people.
With my user (kai) logged in from Android Phone and i configured automatic picture upload.
These Pictures have owner nobody and permission 640. What i expected and need was owner "kai" and permission 660 or 666.


Does anybody have a hint, how i can change this behavior?

Anyone update to Nextcloud 32 today? How's it lookin'?

Yes, no problems on my side.

Hello all,

Some I've been dealing with some issues with Nextcloud over the last 1-2 weeks.

1. My Nextcloud notes app on my android phone would stop syncing (sync failed error message) when I created a new note, but then it will create many copies of that same note which is synced to the server. So I will have like 60-100 copies of the note. If i trigger the sync in the note app, it will say fail and generate another 60-100 copies. I had to log into Nextcloud web gui and delete all the copies of notes in my notes folder under files.

2. I've getting brute force throttled when i did log into the web gui, which I don't do often. But I've never been throttled before and the ip address that Nextcloud is blocking is on my home wifi network or an ip address from my phone. I've never had this happen before and these ip's shouldn't be blocked.

After reading up on these issues on the Nextcloud community forum and seeing that some people are having some issues here. It seems to me that the new version of Nextcloud Hub has made some changes under the hood that is causing these adverse affect. I think the syncing problems with my notes app on my phone is causing the brute force trigger on my server throttling my ip.

I'm hoping an update will fix the syncing problems with the notes app on my phone, but my bigger question is in regard to the new version of Nextcloud Hub 32.

In Hub 32, the AppAPI delpoy daemon and the High performance back-end has been turned on by default causing Nextcloud to show an error during the security check. Screenshot attached.

I have read on the nextcloud community forum that uninstalling the AppAPI does not resolve the problem. I see there are instructions on how to configure the AppAPI and that I need to add a HARP docker to use with nextcloud, but I'm not sure how to get that all setup properly with the swag reverse proxy even after reading the documentation. If anyone has gotten this working, please point me in the right direction, I don't want to screw up my server.

On, another note, I've heard the Nextcloud devs pointing users to use the AIO version of Nextcloud, which apparently does all the configuration and docker creations for you during the web installation. I was wondering are there any plans for a linuxserver Nextcloud AIO? Second question, if I were to move to Nextcloud AIO, how would I go about migrating my currently deployment (4 users) to the AIO version?

Sorry for the long post, lots of thoughts.....Lol

Thank you!

Edited October 16, 2025Oct 16 by Ben4

3 minutes ago, Ben4 said:

Hello all,

Some I've been dealing with some issues with Nextcloud over the last 1-2 weeks.

1. My Nextcloud notes app on my android phone would stop syncing (sync failed error message) when I created a new note, but then it will create many copies of that same note which is synced to the server. So I will have like 60-100 copies of the note. If i trigger the sync in the note app, it will say fail and generate another 60-100 copies. I had to log into Nextcloud web gui and delete all the copies of notes in my notes folder under files.

2. I've getting brute force throttled when i did log into the web gui, which I don't do often. But I've never been throttled before and the ip address that Nextcloud is blocking is on my home wifi network or an ip address from my phone. I've never had this happen before and these ip's shouldn't be blocked.

After reading up on these issues on the Nextcloud community forum and seeing that some people are having some issues here. It seems to me that the new version of Nextcloud Hub has made some changes under the hood that is causing these adverse affect. I think the syncing problems with my notes app on my phone is causing the brute force trigger on my server throttling my ip.

I'm hoping an update will fix the syncing problems with the notes app on my phone, but my bigger question is in regard to the new version of Nextcloud Hub 32.

In Hub 32, the AppAPI delpoy daemon and the High performance back-end has been turned on by default causing Nextcloud to show an error during the security check. Screenshot attached.

I have read on the nextcloud community forum that uninstalling the AppAPI does not resolve the problem. I see there are instructions on how to configure the AppAPI and that I need to add a HARP docker to use with nextcloud, but I'm not sure how to get that all setup properly with the swag reverse proxy even after reading the documentation. If anyone has gotten this working, please point me in the right direction, I don't want to screw up my server.

On, another note, I've heard the Nextcloud devs pointing users to use the AIO version of Nextcloud, which apparently does all the configuration and docker creations for you during the web installation. I was wondering are there any plans for a linuxserver Nextcloud AIO? Second question, if I were to move to Nextcloud AIO, how would I go about migrating my currently deployment (4 users) to the AIO version?

Sorry for the long post, lots of thoughts.....Lol

Thank you!

Nextcloud_Hub32_errors

33 minutes ago, Ben4 said:

Hello all,

Some I've been dealing with some issues with Nextcloud over the last 1-2 weeks.

1. My Nextcloud notes app on my android phone would stop syncing (sync failed error message) when I created a new note, but then it will create many copies of that same note which is synced to the server. So I will have like 60-100 copies of the note. If i trigger the sync in the note app, it will say fail and generate another 60-100 copies. I had to log into Nextcloud web gui and delete all the copies of notes in my notes folder under files.

2. I've getting brute force throttled when i did log into the web gui, which I don't do often. But I've never been throttled before and the ip address that Nextcloud is blocking is on my home wifi network or an ip address from my phone. I've never had this happen before and these ip's shouldn't be blocked.

After reading up on these issues on the Nextcloud community forum and seeing that some people are having some issues here. It seems to me that the new version of Nextcloud Hub has made some changes under the hood that is causing these adverse affect. I think the syncing problems with my notes app on my phone is causing the brute force trigger on my server throttling my ip.

I'm hoping an update will fix the syncing problems with the notes app on my phone, but my bigger question is in regard to the new version of Nextcloud Hub 32.

In Hub 32, the AppAPI delpoy daemon and the High performance back-end has been turned on by default causing Nextcloud to show an error during the security check. Screenshot attached.

I have read on the nextcloud community forum that uninstalling the AppAPI does not resolve the problem. I see there are instructions on how to configure the AppAPI and that I need to add a HARP docker to use with nextcloud, but I'm not sure how to get that all setup properly with the swag reverse proxy even after reading the documentation. If anyone has gotten this working, please point me in the right direction, I don't want to screw up my server.

On, another note, I've heard the Nextcloud devs pointing users to use the AIO version of Nextcloud, which apparently does all the configuration and docker creations for you during the web installation. I was wondering are there any plans for a linuxserver Nextcloud AIO? Second question, if I were to move to Nextcloud AIO, how would I go about migrating my currently deployment (4 users) to the AIO version?

Sorry for the long post, lots of thoughts.....Lol

Thank you!

Nextcloud_Hub32_errors

49 minutes ago, Ben4 said:

Hello all,

Some I've been dealing with some issues with Nextcloud over the last 1-2 weeks.

1. My Nextcloud notes app on my android phone would stop syncing (sync failed error message) when I created a new note, but then it will create many copies of that same note which is synced to the server. So I will have like 60-100 copies of the note. If i trigger the sync in the note app, it will say fail and generate another 60-100 copies. I had to log into Nextcloud web gui and delete all the copies of notes in my notes folder under files.

2. I've getting brute force throttled when i did log into the web gui, which I don't do often. But I've never been throttled before and the ip address that Nextcloud is blocking is on my home wifi network or an ip address from my phone. I've never had this happen before and these ip's shouldn't be blocked.

After reading up on these issues on the Nextcloud community forum and seeing that some people are having some issues here. It seems to me that the new version of Nextcloud Hub has made some changes under the hood that is causing these adverse affect. I think the syncing problems with my notes app on my phone is causing the brute force trigger on my server throttling my ip.

I'm hoping an update will fix the syncing problems with the notes app on my phone, but my bigger question is in regard to the new version of Nextcloud Hub 32.

In Hub 32, the AppAPI delpoy daemon and the High performance back-end has been turned on by default causing Nextcloud to show an error during the security check. Screenshot attached.

I have read on the nextcloud community forum that uninstalling the AppAPI does not resolve the problem. I see there are instructions on how to configure the AppAPI and that I need to add a HARP docker to use with nextcloud, but I'm not sure how to get that all setup properly with the swag reverse proxy even after reading the documentation. If anyone has gotten this working, please point me in the right direction, I don't want to screw up my server.

On, another note, I've heard the Nextcloud devs pointing users to use the AIO version of Nextcloud, which apparently does all the configuration and docker creations for you during the web installation. I was wondering are there any plans for a linuxserver Nextcloud AIO? Second question, if I were to move to Nextcloud AIO, how would I go about migrating my currently deployment (4 users) to the AIO version?

Sorry for the long post, lots of thoughts.....Lol

Thank you!

So I was able to disable AppAPI, I'm not sure I will need it in the future, but for now that error message is gone.

I am getting a server error message when I open or create a Collabora document on Nextcloud AIO. When I click the open button it shows “slow kit jail setup with copying, cannot bind-mount”. Everything continues to work but I get this error every time.

Anyone figured out how to do/setup this "Client Push" thing?

Quick question: Is a separate Collabora instance still needed for office dox support in Nextcloud?

Nope, CODE app has been available for a few years at this point

16 hours ago, Kilrah said:

Nope, CODE app has been available for a few years at this point

Oh wait, I found this info for the container I’m using(linuxserver).

I just don’t want another container exposed to the internet but I guess I have no choice.

Collaborative Editing

Nextcloud's built-in collaborative editing packages (Collabora/CODE and OnlyOffice) only work on x86_64 systems with glibc, and therefore they are not compatible with our images. You should create separate containers for them and set them up in Nextcloud with their respective connector addons.

If (auto) installed, those built-in packages may cause instability and should be removed.

Edited October 25, 2025Oct 25 by nraygun

Why is there no Linuxserver Collabora container?

What container should I use? The only one I see out there is Collabora-CODE by L4stIdi0t. Is there another option? I've not used any containers from L4stIdi0t before.

2 hours ago, nraygun said:

Why is there no Linuxserver Collabora container?

What container should I use? The only one I see out there is Collabora-CODE by L4stIdi0t. Is there another option? I've not used any containers from L4stIdi0t before.

Go to the App section of unRaid, type in Collabora Code and then click to search in Docker Hub. Use the official version from Collabora.

Read Collabora security setup thoroughly, or you're going to expose your documents to the cloud.

2 hours ago, Geck0 said:

Go to the App section of unRaid, type in Collabora Code and then click to search in Docker Hub. Use the official version from Collabora.

Read Collabora security setup thoroughly, or you're going to expose your documents to the cloud.

I must be doing something wrong.

When I do this, I see a huge number of options and I see this at the bottom of the search results: "Displaying 1 - 25 (of 10000)"

LOL!

4 hours ago, nraygun said:

I must be doing something wrong.

When I do this, I see a huge number of options and I see this at the bottom of the search results: "Displaying 1 - 25 (of 10000)"

LOL!

Then, in an effort to be kind, I would suggest you don't open anything up to the internet until you have more experience.

I've had my instance of Nextcloud(and other apps) running fine for years behind a reverse proxy. I see that many people have had problems with integrating Collabora and OnlyOffice into Nextcloud.

I gave OnlyOffice a try, got pretty far, but then wound up in the same boat as many others. At least there was a an official container out there unlike Collabora.

I think I'll leave well enough alone and consider going to the AIO in the future. Or maybe SpaceInvaderOne will put out an updated video some day.

2 hours ago, nraygun said:

I've had my instance of Nextcloud(and other apps) running fine for years behind a reverse proxy. I see that many people have had problems with integrating Collabora and OnlyOffice into Nextcloud.

I gave OnlyOffice a try, got pretty far, but then wound up in the same boat as many others. At least there was a an official container out there unlike Collabora.

I think I'll leave well enough alone and consider going to the AIO in the future. Or maybe SpaceInvaderOne will put out an updated video some day.

There's the Collabora code instance from Collabora under the docker hub app install. I actually use the one you're trying to avoid using, my logs don't suggest there is anything wrong with it. I've used it for quite a while.

But, you must be prepared to read the documentation. There's a couple of different ways to set it up, I haven't used unRaid's subnet, I gave it an ip address and reverse proxied it. But, I've tied it down for only Nextcloud to communicate with it.

I'm avoiding that one because of this warning in the template Info:

Attention:

This template is set up to run as Privileged. This is a possible security risk and usually does not need to be enabled. Note that some applications require privileged in order to operate correctly

And further down in the Info it says:

Template Errors

Privileged mode set. This may not be necessary

None of the other 40 containers I have display this warning so I'm a little leery of it.

I don't know, maybe I'll give running a container straight from Docker Hub a try. I've not done this before - I've only used templates.

But I might do this after a break - I was at it all day yesterday trying to make that OnlyOffice container work properly.

Edited October 27, 2025Oct 27 by nraygun

Edit the container, select "Advanced View" on the top right hand side, scroll down to "privileged" and turn it off with the slider button.