Hi, due to the fact of using a shared server unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be possible for me to use occ (I already checked various workarounds but they all seem to be quite complicated and fragile…) - I had another idea and am wondering whether anyone has already successfully gone through this …

I’ve finally found a way to execute occ (see my howto to do this on an 1&1 aka Ionos service) and given this, I could convert the database in the “standard” way :slight_smile:. But if your shared service doesn’t include any MySQL or similar database service out of the box (can you check again? Many…

Any update on whether you resolved this issue? I can install 15.0.4 with SQlite but NO WAY can I install mysql on my shared space. Great to know if you found a way

My bad … I have mysql BUT NC won’t install with that but will with SQlite Hence how can I convert one to the other? Hope that clarifies things

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/15/admin_manual/configuration_database/db_conversion.html

For Shared hosting see: [image] How to use occ commands on a Shared Hosting without SSH access 📑 How to This app is deprecated and not usable for Nextcloud version newer than NC v18 I have a test instance of NC15 on a Shared Hosting. Works pretty well, but after the las…

Wow thanks :clap: Will resolve my issue

Convert database from SQLite to MySQL manually via dump?

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