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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.0 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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Thank you,

I have now removed the TOS version - no need for 2 databases on a machine with limited CPU capacity and have installed your version.

Your version of Nextcloud also works quite well; just a side note: I did change the data location during installation to another volume (my RAID volume, designed specifically for backup). I found it was necessary to change the owner for that directory for the setup to work to www-data:www-data, but that was easy and worked like a charm.

I am still having an issue with file integrity - there are a lot of files in there that fail integrity scan.

See here: https://pastebin.com/KjHkG3Yb

Could there be some corruption in your tkp installation file?
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.0 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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I have managed to install Nextcloud successfully and get rid of the integrity scan issues by not installing the "additional apps" such as mail, etc.

I was able to download some that I needed to download as an extra.

Very disappointed at some of the bugs that seem to be plaguing iOS and other mobile Nextcloud apps at the moment - takes a lot of troubleshooting to get them set up.

There is also a curious warning in the log:

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Module 'sodium' already loaded at Unknown#0
Have you encountered this before?
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.0 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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Sodium is now embedded in the php itself, you have to disable loading the extension.
From nextcloud webconfig go to Configuration files >> edit php.ini and disable sodium.so
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.0 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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Thank you, this should do the trick.
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.0 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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is it possible to get an ARM version?
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.1 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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Can we simply apply the upgrade over the existing installation?
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.1 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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Hello again, I would like to continue the discussion found here viewtopic.php?f=37&t=1588&start=22, as it is a more appropriate thread.

The initial cron set up that I had managed to make work has stopped working for some reason. I am getting the below message (attached).

I accessed crontab and it looks like my line had been removed.

I then proceeded to try out your solution as above.

I entered:

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sudo crontab -u www-data -e
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*/5 * * * * www-data /usr/local/bin/Nextcloud_okm cron.php
I am afraid that the below error remains, even though the job is supposed to run every 5 minutes. I did restart Nextcloud.

Any advice?
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Re: [ Nextcloud ][ 23.0.0.1 ] Self-hosted productivity platform

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I recommend you to use Cron_okm app for your personal jobs and not the crontab from TOS. This way you are sure your jobs are not removed in case of TOS update, reboot etc
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