Current version is 16.0.5.
Update to Nextcloud 16.0.6 available.
the update stops with this massage:
Check for expected files
The following extra files have been found:
data-10-18-19
(That should be the date, when i installed NCP and restored a backup.)
i already found the directory here: /var/www/nextcloud/data-10-18-19
Can i just delete it or are the files needed?
If the server itself is running fine you can delete the folder, but if you’re unsure if it has an effect on your server you can move it to a directory outside of your Nextcloud document root first and delete it once your happy with your server.
I didn’t even know this option existed. And I still haven’t found it yet. How do I get there? It sounds useful. maybe for the next time I have a problem.
The HTTP user is different on the various Linux distributions.
BTW a kind gesture like problem solved (i.e. ) or a little ACK to one or more of my comments (i.e. click on the heart icon ) would show you are satisfied. This could be a kind gesture and would motivate me like authors of other advice to continue in lending a hand freely…
The Debian Administrator’s Handbook - Unfortunately, looks as if stuck with Jessie but may be still a valuable source of advice for any system admin aware of the deviations to a more current stable install or to a different flavour of Linux also.