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I would appreciate such an option as well. unfortunately same request was rejected some time ago #158 At least for limited number of devices, say max 5.

@ChristophWurst I agree the request isn't exact the same. From the wording 'setup new TOTP' I understood what I looked for.. In general only one TOTP code is not ideal...

here a screenshot from MS O365 security page: 3 different authenticator apps are registered: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18125597/106584442-792c6200-6546-11eb-82ab-77487491514a.png)

`docker-compose up -d` will not download any image updates. If you run `image: nextcloud:v24` you need to run `docker-compose pull` to download latest v24 before you start it with `docker-compose...

I see this issue on my docker installation running Nextcloud 24 and Collabora 21.11.5.3.1 (and 22.05.. as well). The error shows for short time and then the document load successfully....

cat /etc/docker/daemon.json { "dns": ["192.168.179.1"] } use a DNS resolver running on a host different from Docker daemon. There must be a better solution but this one works good for...

same problem with 21. two different instances running 21.0.4.1 and 21.0.2.1 both reported as "latest patch level" (older scanned later) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18125597/130096821-500ed67d-c75e-495c-ac28-b76b5c936f4b.png) > The rating of a Nextcloud instance not running...

I agree common security best practice **is** to update fast, but I don't agree this habit is **by definition** more secure. Often new version improve security and reduce vulnerabilities, but...

> The first thing you'll get as an answer when reporting issues with older patch levels is to update to the latest one. - Support and Security are different things....

one currently wide recognized issue [cve-2021-41773](https://httpd.apache.org/security/vulnerabilities_24.html?incomplete) - only affects **latest** - *at this time* - version. thousands of admins who patched to this version are under attack.. previous versions might...