Hey folks,
It pains me to see this update (that I implemented) has not worked out. Nextcloud forced us to cycle through a few versions of Nextcloud to get 100% up-to-date and it looks like something has gone astray.
To help root cause the issue, could you post here the results of these commands:
docker logs --tail 100 nextcloud_web_1
cat ~/umbrel/app-data/nextcloud/data/nextcloud/config/config.php | grep version
tail -n 100 ~/umbrel/app-data/nextcloud/data/nextcloud/data/nextcloud.log
grep -wns "Updating app nextcloud..." ~/umbrel/logs/karen.log -A 1000
When posting these logs - can you triple check that there is nothing sensitive within the data?
Just to quickly answer some questions here:
Yes, this is normal, this is simply when the Docker image was created/built (you can see it’s pretty new).
Nextcloud runs using Docker containers in Umbrel, so we there are no Nextcloud related files/processes directly installed onto the server (except for data/state that these containers persist). So the installation is a bit different here due to using Docker.
I think this is unlikely an issue, as I tested the upgrade process on my machine and never encountered an issue here - but I’ll keep an open mind.
This isn’t a concern, docker ps is simply stating that port 80 is open for that container, not port 80 open on your server to access Nextcloud.
Please note, if you uninstall any app, it will also delete the data associated with it, including Nextcloud. So I would not suggest that as a resolution, unless you have first copied the data out of the Nextcloud app.
I’m also available on Telegram where I could help someone 1-1 so that I can also navigate the problem better and collect data to help ensure this doesn’t happen again.