My Nextcloud app has unfortunately had All File Access the entire time, so this doesn’t help me.
Yes, I have seen these issues, and I’ve subscribed to several of them previously. Frankly, I am a bit disturbed by how low priority these issues at least appear to be, and how little concrete information there is on them.
I think that given that this has been a known series of opaque problems for such a long time, I think the Nextcloud Android app should at the very least give a warning when people set up synchronization that it’s not reliable.
I found an alternative synchronization client and did my best to alert the community to it’s existence in this thread.
I understand how open source works, and i get that there’s no bad intentions here, nor did I say that anyone had bad intentions. All I said was that I dont think this issue is being handled well, and i stand by that statement.
This is just the reality of open source sometimes, but nonetheless, i deeply appreciate the work that’s gone into Nextcloud, and i have great hope that it’ll continue to develop.
I did some troubleshooting myself as I thought it might be caused by my temporary state of syncing the camera roll to both OneDrive and NextCloud, but it does (in my case) appear to match the scenario of sometimes skipping photos if they are taken in quick succession.
Photos are uploading, but there are regular skips: some photo fails to upload, and there’s practically no chance it will upload later.
I have about 5k photos on my phone. NC constantly reports a conflict between the phone and the server. Am I supposed to fix this manually? Several thousand photos that are identical, but NC decided it’s a conflict?
Recently, a new bug appeared: users lose access to shared folders that they have permissions for; only their own folders remain. However, if you check the settings of those folders (by logging into the owner’s account) – the folders are shared, and everything looks OK in the properties. It’s fixed by rolling back the database (!!!). I’m running NC on ZFS with auto-snapshots, and if this bug appears – rolling back the entire database a couple of days fixes it, all folders work normally.
I’m tired of all this. I won’t be using NextCloud anymore.
I’ve deleted the apps, and I will migrate the server to something else. I’m currently choosing what to migrate to.