Missing occ folder

[Ray_Fielding]

Sorry if this is a very stupid question but I have been unable to find anything in my searching that helps. I am very new to Nextcloud and command line.

I am running Nextcloud as an Unraid docker. I updated to Nextcloud Hub 5 (27.0.0) using command line and all went well. Looking at the administrator setting today there is a warning that “the database is missing some indexes…by running “occ db:add-missing-indices” those missing indexes could be added manually…”. This seems to happen every time I do an update. On each occassion I have followed SpaceInvader One’s excellent tutorial on how to fix it. He advises I open an unraid terminal and navigate to the config/www/nextcloud folder were I can run the “sudo -u abc ./occ db:add-missing-indices” command. This has always worked in the past but I now get “sudo: ./occ: command not found” message.

On listing the folders in config/www/nextcloud/ the occ folder isn’t present as it has been previously. The only folders present are apps, config and themes.

Is the occ folder missing or am I doing something wrong.

Thanks in advance,

Ray

[tflidd]

I don’t know nothing about the docker stuff, but to call the occ command, there are already some topics, e.g.

Run 'occ files-scan --all' automatically in docker container

Nextcloud version 19.0.1: Operating system and version (Arch): I set up Nextcloud on a linux server with docker. Is there any chance to run the command occ files-scan --all with some “changes” inside the web interface (not terminal) e.g. in settings? My docker container don’t know anything about commands like ‘sudo’ or ‘crontab’, so i want to realize this inside the web interface.

Perhaps there is more information in the documentation of the docker that you are using.

@Ray_Fielding

“sudo: ./occ: command not found” message.

In this case,

@Ray_Fielding

navigate to the config/www/nextcloud folder

this wasn’t your Nextcloud folder. In the main folder you should have a public.php, remote.php, occ, version.php, and a few more files and folders.

[zoot_collins]

Exactly the same thing has just happened to me!

@tflidd

this wasn’t your Nextcloud folder. In the main folder you should have a public.php, remote.php, occ, version.php, and a few more files and folders.

This is what I expect too! It is not such, however! STRANGE!

[zoot_collins]

Ok, I missed this.

[jtr]

It would appear that LinuxServer.io has modified their NC image and occ can now be found at /app/www/src/occ.

As for the indices, that will happen every time you upgrade and it’s documented why:

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/maintenance/upgrade.html#manual-steps-during-upgrade

It’s a normal and expected part of upgrading.