When choose âAppsâ in the Admin-UI I get no entries in the lower part of the list.
The upper entries âYour appsâ, âActive appsâ, âDisabled appsâ and âApp bundlesâ are filled at the right part of the page. But the lower entries âCustomizationâ, âFilesâ, ⌠(I assume that this is the AppStore) does not show an entry at the right part of the page.
So I install apps manually. I unpack them and copy them to the apps folder. After the copy I check that owner and the rigths. This is sufficient for the most apps. But cms_pico is unable to activate after this.
How I get access to the AppStore?
How is the correct way to install a app manual at cli?
Where is the place to increase the timeout?
In Log I see a lot of âGuzzleHttp\Exception\ConnectException: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 10000 milliseconds âŚâ messages
There are some about it. There has been talks to do all this as a background job instead. And also make the installation not apps as background jobs instead of how it works right now.
@SmallOne thanks a ton for this. I was having issues with external sites (GitHub and Twitter integrations, inbuilt email client, and app store, etc) timing out and not being reachable in Nextcloud 20.0.1. Applying the changes you mentioned appear to have fixed the issues (half an hour of tests so far).
In terms of learning more about what weâve changed here, how are the time out parameters related to these functions? For instance, what are the function of âguzzleâ and Http Client.php?
Cheers!!
UPDATE: Unfortunately, this didnât seem to fix my problem. Iâll have to open another topic to work this out.
What we are updating here are timeouts for external web requests. In some circumstances on a slow network these needs to be increased. And it might not solve all problems and it can depending on the installations cause a few issues ( i have not seen any so far tho but ⌠there might be)
There also might be a few other issues that i havent encountered yet on slow links.