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[feature] Allow to enforce case insensitive filenames #45130
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Related: #44963 |
This is current expected behavior. Nextcloud will handle case insensitivity if the storage used does not support it (e.g. external samba storage). |
it's actually causing crashes on the desktop client so.. No, it's not
"working" for us as we use the system to develop and share production
assets. we were missing 2.4gb of content due to this 'feature'.
it's not optimal or user friendly no matter which way you slice it. I've
had to uninstall the desktop and aggregate files manually to merge them
because it causes an instant crash on the desktop client.
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Then it seems to be a Desktop Client bug, you can report here: Maybe it is related to this report here: You can also enable case sensitivity for the sync folders on your windows system: |
Can we instead enable case insensativity on the server side as a feature or setting? I do need to now hunt down all similar folder names on the server and rename them all. This seems daunting as we have over 50gb of resources uploaded by multiple clients. Could be a feature request |
This is currently not possible, but is a planned feature for Nextcloud 30. Currently case insensitivity checks are only performed if the external Nextcloud storage does not support this (e.g. some Samba configurations). |
Bug description
due to a case sensitivity on the server, it'll accept one version over another, soft locking the desktop from downloading or merging the files.
example:
Misc
vsMISC
both can co exist in the server rather than being merged or aggregated
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
folders will merge, OR at least warn the desktop client that folder names are duplicated and should be resolved, throwing an error.
would like an aggregation function on the server
Installation method
Official All-in-One appliance
Nextcloud Server version
27
Operating system
None
PHP engine version
None
Web server
None
Database engine version
None
Is this bug present after an update or on a fresh install?
None
Are you using the Nextcloud Server Encryption module?
None
What user-backends are you using?
Configuration report
List of activated Apps
Nextcloud Signing status
Nextcloud Logs
Additional info
we are renting our server from an official partner. no technical details known.
I tried renaming folders locally but it causes the desktop app to crash on sync
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