Nextcloud version: 20.0.11
Operating system and version: Mint 19.3
Apache or nginx version: Apache 2.4.29
PHP version: 7.2.24
The issue you are facing:
I get errors like: you have been loged out of <user>@<server> as user <user>. Please login again.
from the windows app, I am able to log in on the website, and other apps accessing this Nextcloud seem to work here.
Is this the first time youâve seen this error? : yes
Steps to replicate it:
start up nextcloud windows client app
The output of your Nextcloud log in Admin > Logging:
nothing related
The output of your Apache/nginx/system log in /var/log/____:
Thank you for the work-around, I have followed a similar process in the past. Unfortunately I have multiple folders set up to sync, so the effort to re-do is a bit more than trivial in my case. Also, I am trying the newer âvirtual filesâ thing, and I am not sure how complicated things might get while disrupting that.
Until this gets more annoying, I am going to leave this client in itâs broken state in a vague hope that I might get some guidance here on how to volunteer some of my troubleshooting effort to advance toward a fix to whatever bug is causing this.
Every time they update the desktop client, I have to delete my config and re-download 70 Gigs of data, to every machine. Itâs really getting awful, I need to downgrade too.
The client must store the sync settings and account somewhere - If there was a configuration file, one could save that and re-use it on a reinstall, or regression motivated downgrade to avoid the hassle of re-setting everything up again. Anybody know where to look for this?
Such a thing might also be useful in a bulk deployment scenario wanting specific defaults.
I have updated to version 3.3.3 and it seems the issue has been resolved. After log out from the desktop app I can log in. I have checked on Windows and macOS.
Not sure if virtual files/available locally settings are stored there, but accounts and sync directories are - because things are working, I will not be poking at it for the time being.