Upgrade Nextcloud in FreeNAS jail

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Signed up to say the following :slight_smile:

If running nextcloud inside FreeNAS jail, launch the jail shell from FreeNAS and run:

$ cd /usr/local/www/nextcloud
$ su -m www -c /bin/sh
$ php ./occ maintenance:mode --off

If the upgrade was stuck then follow through with:

$ php ./occ update
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Thanks for letting us know. I moved to a new topic since your environment is different to the original post. Instead of changing the user, you can also run a single command as a different user:

su -m www -c 'php ./occ maintenance:mode --off'
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Hi all,
i wanted to update nextcloud from 25.0.5 , to 25.0.6 using the updater app.

The update is stuck.

I can no longer reach nextcloud via the browser.

So I went to the Nextcloud FreeNAS jail in the console as described above and typed “php ./occ update”.

Result: “could not open inputfile ./occ”.

How do I get the aborted update of nextcloud to work again?

Do I need to delete something to make this work again.

Even restarting nextcloud or its jail did not help.

Thanks for your support

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That only works when you are in the folder where the occ file is (and that is where nextcloud is installed). For FreeBSD this can be in /usr/local/www. For Linux-like systems it is often within /var/www/..., in the worst case you need to use some file search tools (find, locate, …)

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Exclusively in /root in nextcloud-jail there is the file occ.sh.

If I go to the home directory of root and enter the above command, I get the same error message.

So the question is, why is occ not where it should be?

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You have installed Nextcloud at /root? What is in that occ.sh (normally this occ is also a php file, like other code from Nextcloud, perhaps it’s something from the jail environment)?