"Maintenance Mode" issue

[Davy_K]

Hello,

we have an issue with NextCloud.
I don’t know which version of NextCloud is installed on our server.
I use a VPS server installed on an OVH server.
Our solution was working fine since more than 3 years and for a reason i don’t understand the main page of our NextCLoud solution give us the information that the server is in “maintenance mode”.
I’ve try to restard the server in rescue mode and after that i try this:

How to easily fix “This Nextcloud instance is currently in maintenance mode”

This message usually appears when Nextcloud is updating or performing some maintenance tasks. It should disappear after a few minutes or hours, depending on the size and complexity of the update. However, sometimes the update may get stuck or encounter some errors, and the message will persist. In that case, you may need to manually disable the maintenance mode and fix the issue. Here are some possible steps you can try: Connect to your Nextcloud server via SSH and navigate to the Nextcloud f…

but i don’t find the folder where NextCLoud is installed on our server.

Can someone help us restablishing our NextCloud server ?

Thanks ins advance,
Davy

[jtr]

@Davy_K

but i don’t find the folder where NextCLoud is installed on our server.

Who installed Nextcloud on this server? We can only guess. It’s often in /var/www somewhere, but the location is ultimately up to the person that installed it.

You can likely find it by determining what web server you’re running on that server and then reviewing the web server configuration to see what sites are configured.

Once you find where Nextcloud is, you’ll be able to find the logs within the configured data directory.

[bb77]

@Davy_K

but i don’t find the folder where NextCLoud is installed on our server.

find / -type f -name "occ" -exec dirname {} \; | grep -v "updater"

or

find / -type d -name "ocs" -exec dirname {} \; | grep -v "updater"

and for the data folder:

find / -type f -name ".ocdata" -exec dirname {} \;