Can I hide a folder from integrity check?

I’m hoping there’s a simple solution to this.
I have nextcloud in my root domain and I have an instance of phpmyadmin running in a folder so: www.domain.com/phpmyadmin
Since nextcloud is in www.domain.com, everything in /phpmyadmin becomes a problem when doing the integrity check “Some files have not passed the integrity check”, they are all located in the subfolder phpmyadmin.

Can I hide that entire folder from nextcloud somehow?

This is also a problem when I try to do updates through the update interface

Check for expected files

The following extra files have been found:

  • phpmyadmin

So it finds the folder and then it just stops so I’m unable to perform an update.

Thanks for the help!

Is it your own server? You can just place phpmyadmin in a different folder and use mod_alias of the Apache webserver (https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_alias.html), there should be something similar in case you use nginx.

Hey tflidd
Thanks for that simple solution… Yes it’s my own server, I don’t know why I didn’t think of that solution =) I’ve been manually moving all phpmyadmin files in and out of the root folder just to be able to run updates and system checks… this is so much smarter lol, thank you

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