Hannah von Reth
Hannah von Reth
ownCloud is supposed to be the default application to open those files. What happens if you double-click a .owncloud file?
Please provide client logs: https://doc.owncloud.com/desktop/next/appendices/troubleshooting.html#log-files
In the second case it claims that the client does not know about the affected file. Does the file exist on the server, or is it a zombie placeholder?
And if you perform a forced sync and try it again, does it still complain that the file is not in the db?
Aborted usually means a timeout, you might have overwhelmed your server a bit. Under certain conditions it can also be that the client now has to check whether the move...
You should be able to kill the client. If you restart it please enable logs. https://doc.owncloud.com/desktop/next/appendices/troubleshooting.html#saving-files-directly
Normally we should detect renames and not require the recalculation. I assume the rename triggered so many filesystem notifications that we lost some... The computation is expected to be tough...
> NOTE: Breaking change, the `service` was ignored up until now. so all existing applications that stored secrets with a previous version will not be able to find the stored...
>Same issue here - accidentally installed the 22.10 (from apt repo deb https://download.owncloud.com/) on 22.04 but same symptoms. Android client and standard web login working but client will Linux not....
@micbar please have a look