Hello,
i use a 1GB Free Woelkli Nextcloudprovider.
I added this account to my Android Filemanager Material Files.
It connects without problems.
I can download files also without problems.
When i upload a file it ends with 0KB.
Anyone knows how to fix this?
Woelkli has encrypted Storage.
Woelki Storage is added to Material Files with https adress.
Greetings
No idea. But you can use the Android Nextcloud App.
Hello and thank you for your reply. I know the Nextcloud app, but I donât want to install new apps.
I want to solve the problem. Could it be that the upload with Material Files to Woelkli ends up with 0KB because Woelkli encrypts the server? But Material Files connects with https.
I created an account with Tab Digital, and under privacy policy, it says that it doesnât encrypt the server. The file upload to Tab Digital works.
The file upload from Firefox Android to Woelkli works, too.
Most NextCloud providers, which are still available online donât have server-side encryption, and the providerâs administrators have access to the data.
I created a new device in my Woelkli account and got a generated for Material Files. It just doesnât work.
Strange
server-side-encryption doesnât prevent admin access to user data. it simply encrypts storage - so in case storage is âelsewhereâ e-g- on untrusted public cloud the data is not stored in clear text. as long one has access to the server he can extract the key of encryption-server . The only way to protect data against untrusted admin is end-to-end encryption which comes with own drawbacks and makes the cloud to become âdumb storageâ cutting all cloud features as the cloud has no access to data anymore.
You wrote, that in untrusted public cloud the data is ânotâ stored in clear text.
You mean, that in untrusted public cloud the data is stored in clear text. (without ânotâ)
I know, i can encrypt with pgp, but i want to solve the problem why file uploads ends with 0KB.
check how much space you have used up (you only have 1GB), how big the file is youâre uploading and whether enough space is available. this sounds like Nextcloud is trying to store the file, sees that the quota is used up and trashes the upload due to space threshold reached⌠see log files, there should be some sort of message.
I mean exactly what I wrote - server-side encryption does not protect against server admin. If you donât trust server admin use pgp or end-to-end encryption - but then you loose âthe cloudâ - it becomes dump storage.
reach out to their support.
Test with a WebDAV client on PC. Does it work? If not post errors