If i set 'quota_include_external_storage' => true
in the …/nextcloud/config/config.php
the quota for a user will be displayed correctly but uploading files via a public share will fail.
How to reproduce:
Set ‘quota_include_external_storage’ => true
Open a public share and try to upload one or more files using Edge or Firefox (e.g. v.48)
any public upload will fail, the spinning wheel never disappears
If i set 'quota_include_external_storage' => false,
the qouta will be miscalculated and an errormessage appears Your storage is almost full (98%) But the public upload will succeed.
Caused by the very limited physical storage on my odroid c2 (eMMC 32GB) i mounted my nas share.
The total amount of declared storage is about 1.5 TB and round about 643 GB are in use.
Mount a NAS-share and set the config-parameter to false leads nextcloud to miscalculate the quota => “…Storage 98% full…”
Do you or anyone else have a similar constellation?
Cheers, Carsten
The quota is set to ‘1.5 TB’.
If the qouta would be set to ‘unlimited’, the message “…your storage is almost full …” is shown in the file app and personal panel again.
This happens on 32Bit as well on 64Bit OS (ubuntu)
could you please explain in detail where to enable? should i paste it below the disable_function in the /etc/php/7.0/fpm/php.ini or in nextcloud’s .user.ini-file … ?
— i tried out —
I did modifications to the .user.ini, the php.ini and set ‘quota_include_external_storage’ => false. Unfortunately still the same behaviour, even after restart php and nginx.