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“The directory is unavailable, please check the logs or contact the administrator” #561

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ik0api opened this issue Jan 3, 2021 · 10 comments

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ik0api commented Jan 3, 2021

Hello.
I've just sent a report regarding my Syncloud Nextcloud installation, which works perfectly except for the following message which now appears when I try to access the "deleted" directory:

“The directory is unavailable, please check the logs or contact the administrator”

The behaviour is exactly the same as described here:
https://help.nextcloud.com/t/problem-with-deleted-files/64978

I don't know how to apply the suggested fix, having a limited knowledge of Linux and lot of fear to damage my installation.

Thanks and regards.

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cyberb commented Jan 3, 2021

Have you tried to cleanup the trash?
https://github.com/syncloud/platform/wiki/Nextcloud#trash-cleanup

Did you have files bigger than 2GB?
Which device are you using?

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ik0api commented Jan 3, 2021 via email

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cyberb commented Jan 3, 2021

I would have preferred to keep them

Sorry for that

files bigger than 2GB? No

Strange, I thought the issue is about having big deleted files (> 2^32 bytes)
Can you delete a small file and check if you can see it?

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ik0api commented Jan 5, 2021 via email

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cyberb commented Jan 6, 2021

If the reason was a big file (that is the issue in the link you posted) then the only way to solve this Nextcloud issue is to use a 64 bit device (Syncloud S or any other IntelAMD x64)
I the issue is something else we need logs next time it happens.

Also please try not to reply to the issue by email and comment directly.

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ik0api commented Jan 7, 2021

OK, I'm totally sure I didn't upload any files >2Tb, so the behaviour remains unexplained to me. I'll monitor and report in case of new issues.
Thank you for the precious and prompt help.

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cyberb commented Jan 7, 2021

2GB not TB

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ik0api commented Jan 8, 2021

Sorry, my mistype: I'm totally sure I didn't upload any files >2Gb

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ik0api commented May 17, 2021 via email

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cyberb commented May 17, 2021

I keep having the errors regarding the deleted files (see
correspondence below).
I did the trash-cleanout for the 3rd time but I fear to lose something
important in the future... is there a way to solve it forever?

We really need to know what files are there causing the issue and a especially what is their size. I think we need to introduce a pure 64 bit RPI image for that. #587

For the 1st time in 1,5 years I repeatedly get this email message
from Letsencrypt

This is a known issue, when we add a new app to the store devices get a new certificate as we have to list all domains in it explicitly. #461

When I go to Settings - Resume

Not sure what do mean. Could you pleas ask this question at our forum: https://syncloud.discourse.group I would happy to help.

I entered the system on RPI4 via Putty and tried to execute * "occ
db:add-missing-primary-keys" *but it isn't accepted by RPI4.

https://github.com/syncloud/platform/wiki/Nextcloud#command-line-tool-occ

Please ask questions first at our forum as a separate topics as it is easier to track and migrate to issues if needed.

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