Is this the first time you’ve seen this error? (Y/N): Yes
Steps to replicate it:
Simple nextcloud client usage on a W10 computer
The output of your Nextcloud log in Admin > Logging:
[no app in context] Erreur: Computed md5 hash is incorrect. POST /remote.php/dav/bulk
Files downloading begin all most well but decrease step by step to close to zero ko/sec in less than 1 minute and then the synchronization gets stuck. I have another PC connected on the same network to the same nextcloud server and it runs very well. Don’t know why this first computer gets this issue ?
http because it’s in a LAN context. No differences at all. I just tried on a third computer and this runs like a charm. So I suspect it comes from a the hardware/OS itself, this is an old computer with a ton of migrations from w7 era…, so I’m going to upgrade it first and will see. Thanks for your support !
You mean the md5-hash error? You also access via http? And other clients don’t have the problem?
On all files, or just larger ones? (small: < 5MB, large: >100MB)
Since I only have two clients, one ios and one on windows 10 I cannot test much. So far it doesnt happen on the iphone but I am also not uploading tons of stuff there.
Afaik it occurs as soon as the windows 10 client tries to upload folders with lots of small file size jpegs (~30kb).
This could be a bug, and might be an issue for the bug tracker. In any way, it would be very helpful to figure out what the failing systems have in common. And it would be great to exclude external factors such as firewall or antivirus software.
It seems to be mostly windows OS, however for @Stooovie it looks more like macOS or Linux?
Same error for me. Nextcloud Log: Computed MD5 hash is incorrect.
The client starts the sync process but stops uploading after a few seconds. It does not fail via web-upload. On the same computer with Pop!OS, it does not fail (virtual files enabled).
When I add one File, wait for upload, add the next File, the Client keeps uploading. So something with bulk uploading of many files fails. It did not fail for 70 files at once, but when I copied ~100 files into a sync folder, uploading failed.