Iām facing an issue on my Nextcloud just when I try to massive upload photos from my iPhone using Nextcloud iOS client.
It start with a good speed, but after 30/40 photos the Nextcloud server stop receiving more photos and start showing a message āWebdav locker: Trying to access locked resourceā.
After that I just have to cancel all files that are pending to upload because if not I constantly receive a error message āInternal server errorā. Also, I can access the files that were really uploaded, but the folder that I used to upload the files will be locked as well. Because if I try to delete the folder give me error when I try it.
This only happen when I use Nextcloud iOS client, because Iāve tried from Nextcloud macOSx client and work perfectly (with more files to upload).
The locking on your normal database is not very efficient, so you should consider installing redis as filelocking cache. To reduce the effect of massive uploads, you could reduce the number of connections on the webserver ā¦
Hi. Exact same problem here when uploading my photo library via iOS to Nextcloud installation. Webdav locked: Trying to access locked resource.
Redis is installed and is being actively used as can be shown with: # redis-cli -h 127.0.0.1 > monitor
Tried Redis via TCP and Unix socket, doesnāt matter. Disabling locking with: 'filelocking.enabled' => false,
Immediately āsolvesā the problem. But youād want to leave it enabled of course. Server doesnāt seem busy at all / doesnāt run out of resources.
I have the exact same problem. Mass upload from iOS fails with WebDAV locked error message. It does however appear to keep retrying and uploading the files roughly at the rate of 10 every few hours.
Perhaps a bug in the ios app when there are so many with this problem. I moved into the ios-client category.
With more details, we can perhaps create a bug report. Raspian is not a very powerful system, so with a lot of upload, you can easily saturate it. Is everybody on a Raspberry here? Problems for 50 pictures and more?
Iām facing the same problem on a dedicated machine with 8GB RAM and 8 CPU cores. About 1000 pictures. Also, if it can help, Iām using the Linuxserver.io Nexcloud docker image and PostgreSQL.
There is no solution, itās just a bug report which isnāt solved yet. If your problem is different from this, please open a new topic. You have a few hints in this thread how to analyze the problem and gather additional information.