Problem A “Updates between multiple major versions are unsupported” message is shown during an update/upgrade Description As the message is telling you, you have done an unsupported upgrade path. For example: Original version: 9.0.52 Upgraded version: 11.0.0 In this case you have skipped the 10.…

So what you could do is: Remove the version from the config.php you copy all the time Copy the config.php to others.config.php instead of config.php The two configs will then be merged on use. So it would still copy all your configs all the time, while not overwriting the version from the config.…

I am stuck on upgrading to 16 now. I accidentally upgraded my docker instance from 14 to 16. This is, how to remove all files, but keep the database in my docker instance: my docker-compose.yml version: '3' services: db: image: mariadb restart: always volumes: - /var/docker-se…

I can understand jumping versions is not supported and probably not a good idea. What happened to me is that after some time I ran my Ansible script which just installs the latest nextcloud docker image. Now I am stuck with an error message that directed me to this thread. So far so good, I would …

Fiddling around some more, I checked config.php. Is it possible that this file stores the nextcloud version in use? Or what does the version field actually mean? (I still believe it would be my input for nextcloud to run, nothing that nextcloud would overwrite?)

Well yes it’s your configuration and by default only the version field is “overwritten” by Nextcloud itself. But e.g. you can also modify the email settings in the admin page and they will update the values to the config.php

What a T"%T%$&/$&§!!! Obviously my Ansible script pulls config.php from a repository before deploying the Nextcloud container. And now I learn Nextcloud is editing the file. So whenever I ran my script config.php contained version 15.0.10, and it seems this bugged Nextcloud from 17 onwards to no l…

Set the read only flag in your config: nextcloud/server/blob/master/config/config.sample.php#L718-L728 /** * In certain environments it is desired to have a read-only configuration file. * When this switch is set to ``true`` Nextcloud will not verify whether the * configuration is writ…

Thank you for that hint. From reading the comment this would prevent Nextcloud writing the file, and all functions requiring that (e.g. changes on the admin ui) will fail. Sounds good. But what is this thing about making the file writable for upgrades? After all I want to use my script in case of r…

This sounds very suitable for my purpose. Thank you. :slight_smile:

Hi, I am running Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS on the VM provided by T&M Handson. But the version of nextcloud is old, version T&M Hanson. I ran there update script but it announced failed to upgrade. Server is now in manitenance mode. If I turn it off it shows on the web gui I need to upgrade but then get th…

Hi, Please excuse me for not knowing anything about all of this. I’m a total novice. I rent shared server space that uses Softaculous through CPanel to install things like NextCloud, wordpress, etc. NextCloud was all installed and working fine when I got a notification saying to upgrade. I click…

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