loose my data server truenas scale

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Hello, following the deletion via dockge of nextcloud on my truenascale server, I can no longer open my files on my external SSD because they were in the cloud. Is there a way to recover them? Thank you for your help.

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Recover the data from your backup.

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Which backup? I didn’t make one.

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Now you know, why backups always are important. - I see no chance to get the data back, if they are not on the client computers as copies.

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Which Docker commands did you execute exactly?

If you’re lucky, you only deleted containers and images, but the volumes are still there.

Please post the following output:

docker volume ls
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I had deleted from Dockge without thinking that the files were only in the cloud on NextCloud. I am a beginner and I don’t know how to do it. If you can help me via AnyDesk,

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root@cloud[/home/truenas_admin]# docker volume ls
DRIVER VOLUME NAME
local 0bfbbed39000ee2ab74122e7b685155eb8cb15d93d60a49e19c380c57abeec25
local 0c7f11f8d981140f4908ada91f929638f31a6b1ddd7dae1f74564ff344575e57
local 9e1ce90dae5a351a56927fa72cafea415b938b9307c5db7395c58ea0e6b2bf43
local 22b8cc524a76d990a6de03639773a297c789e1374205bf7b91588da9d16ebc40
local 612a3b94920e1c5efaa55dfdac457311ce70ccd203d5b6450b83f265c69a1fca
local 45896401dc42aa690dee89f59154c972ed517062305935d82ead9d5fef826bc0
local a91140e2792c9028239ea93538272370dc796ced9e3d36a4f8f1615c44c7f04a
local b48b3540ab8c81e783857d92601fcf12d4f8ebd4ad3de10672a5f9dffc2e471e
local ba8170170c675b2999f2ffbc8882d90c7522823c05da10dec80e6f46fcc57539
local cab71639e28f2e693100720a7cbeb4373a4b70196e666205f1ec86283af96709
local ix-immich_ml-cache
local ix-immich_redis-data

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I’ve never used Dockge and don’t use TrueNas.

But as I understand it, Dockge is a manager for Docker Compose files. Which instructions did you use to install Nextcloud back then? Or: Do you still have the Docker Compose file?

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services:
nextcloud:
image: lscr.io/linuxserver/nextcloud:latest
container_name: nextcloud
environment:

  • PUID=568
  • PGID=568
  • TZ=America/New_York
    volumes:
  • /mnt/tank/configs/nextcloud/config:/config
  • /mnt/tank/configs/nextcloud/data:/data
    ports:
  • 8887:443
    restart: unless-stopped
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i change this for mine begining /mnt/data/nextcloud

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And this folder is empty now or does not exist anymore?

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