I do have a problem with my NC20.0.8 Snap instance. I have a shared folder with some other users and accidentally, it was removed by one of the user. This should not be a problem since the removed files should do inside the my (owner of the shared folder ) Deleted files section and the user who did perform the removal but it was not the case.
The server is using AWS S3 as primary storage. I had 50GB of allowance and the data removal was of about 40GB - from the desktop client. I hypothesise that since the amount of data removed was quite big (compare to the allowance) the data was not moved to deleted files section as expected. For completeness, the documentation reports that the files inside deleted files do not count in the user quota so this is actually against my first understanding of the problem.
Do you have an understanding of why an anomaly like the one described could happen?
Could be a quick solution to increase the allowance quota to a higher value?
so far in my case the files were removed manually (by mistake). What alerts me most is why the files did not go to “Deleted files” - Could it be a bug? What do you think?
So then you are free to open a new issue for this in the desktop client repository after making sure that no such bug report already exists. GitHub - nextcloud/desktop: 💻 Desktop sync client for Nextcloud
Afterwards, please post the link of the issue here that covers this bug, either way.