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After upgrading to 28.0.1, files app stopped showing user files.
It took me a while to discover the error message:
"File":"/var/www/html/apps/files_external/lib/Lib/Storage/FtpConnection.php","Line":37,"message":"Call to undefined function OCA\\Files_External\\Lib\\Storage\\ftp_connect()","exception":{},"CustomMessage":"Call to undefined function OCA\\Files_External\\Lib\\Storage\\ftp_connect()"}}
External storage support is a core app, shipped with nextcloud itself and we were using it to add external ftp server to the nextcloud instance. Out of blue everything stopped after upgrade. Thanks god, it's Sunday.
Experienced this one also. On my side, not that inconvenient to just manually install it using the suggested solution. However, even with this it's still failing:
The config of the mount points in settings are all green ticked as they were before and I couldn't find any error details. Has anyone found a solution for that?
The right question is why we can't just add the module back? It is not like the FTP option was removed from nextcloud, but the FTP module that not included by default from the upstream image. Samba module also had the same treatment for years.
I vote for adding it back directly in our images, primarily since it's a sudden regression (that no one expected).
My feelings these days about the old FTP protocol though are merely nostalgic though so I don't have a test environment for this.
Does one of you that has tested the Dockerfile adjustment (based on the one here and drawn from the steps in docker-library/php#1482) feel up to submitting a PR?
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aol-nnov commentedon Jan 27, 2024
J0WI commentedon Jan 27, 2024
Duplicate of docker-library/php#1488
aol-nnov commentedon Jan 27, 2024
@J0WI , they're not planning to bring it back by default. So, to my understanding, it is not a duplicate - now it's an issue of the nextcloud image.
UserX404 commentedon Feb 2, 2024
thx @aol-nnov for bringing this ticket up. I also lost all my external shares.
JanJK2011 commentedon Feb 4, 2024
This issue persists also in Nextcloud version 28.0.2.
joshtrichards commentedon Feb 6, 2024
So it seems we have two choices per upstream:
itsthejb commentedon Feb 12, 2024
Hi everyone,
Experienced this one also. On my side, not that inconvenient to just manually install it using the suggested solution. However, even with this it's still failing:
The config of the mount points in settings are all green ticked as they were before and I couldn't find any error details. Has anyone found a solution for that?
Thanks!
TE7 commentedon Feb 12, 2024
Suggested solution works for me.
J0WI commentedon Feb 20, 2024
SFTP does still work. Do you have a special requirement that depends on plain FTP?
aol-nnov commentedon Feb 20, 2024
I do not need encryption on my isolated network, but I need to transfer high volumes of data, thus plain ftp.
Also, changing my infra due to nextcloud regressions is the last thing to dream on, to be frank...
martadinata666 commentedon Feb 20, 2024
The right question is why we can't just add the module back? It is not like the FTP option was removed from nextcloud, but the FTP module that not included by default from the upstream image. Samba module also had the same treatment for years.
joshtrichards commentedon Feb 20, 2024
I vote for adding it back directly in our images, primarily since it's a sudden regression (that no one expected).
My feelings these days about the old FTP protocol though are merely nostalgic though so I don't have a test environment for this.
Does one of you that has tested the
Dockerfileadjustment (based on the one here and drawn from the steps in docker-library/php#1482) feel up to submitting a PR?Add FTP module back (nextcloud#2152)
Add FTP module back (nextcloud#2152)
Add FTP module back (nextcloud#2152)
Add FTP module back (nextcloud#2152)
Add FTP module back (#2152) (#2169)