Dietpi: Update nexcloud

[ludji49]

Création d'un rapport de bogue ou d'un problème :

Informations requises :

• Version DietPi | paste -sd '' /DietPi/dietpi/.version. 6.11
• Version Distro | echo $G_DISTRO_NAME ou cat /etc/debian_version.
• Version du noyau | uname -a.
• Dispositif SBC | echo $G_HW_MODEL_DESCRIPTION EG : RPi3
• Alimentation utilisée | EG : 5V 1A RAVpower
• Carte SD utilisée | EG : SanDisk ultra

Renseignements supplémentaires (s'il y a lieu) :

• Titre du logiciel | Nextcloud
• Le titre du logiciel a-t-il été installé récemment ou a-t-il été mis à jour ou migré ? yes
• Ce numéro peut-il être reproduit sur une nouvelle installation de DietPi ? no
• ID dietpi-bugreport ID

Étapes pour se reproduire :

>>le numéro.

1. ...
2. ...

Comportement attendu :

Que DEVRAIT-il se passer ? -->

• ...

Comportement réel :

Qu'est-ce qui se passe ? -->

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[ludji49]

[MichaIng]

@ludji49
.well-known folders are added by various web services and scripts, nothing to worry about.
Simply move it outside your Nextcloud folder and inside again after update has finished:
mv /path/to/nextcloud/.well-known /tmp/
Update Nextcloud via web updater
mv /tmp/.well-known /path/to/nextcloud/

[ludji49]

I just don't understand moving out of your Nextcloud folder and inside
With the cmd putty

[MichaIng]

@ludji49

1. Copy the command into your putty terminal:
   mv /path/to/nextcloud/.well-known /tmp/
2. Update Nextcloud as your tried
3. Copy next command into your putty terminal:
   mv /tmp/.well-known /path/to/nextcloud/

[ludji49]

there is an error on the writing of the command

[MichaIng]

@ludji49
Ah sorry, /path/to/nextcloud/ should be replaced with the path to your nextcloud directory. On DietPi it should be then:

mv /var/www/nextcloud/.well-known /tmp/

and after Nextcloud update: mv /tmp/.well-known /var/www/nextcloud/

[ludji49]

Update done, but for the next update I have to go through this command
mv /var/www/nextcloud/.well-known /tmp/
and after Nextcloud update: mv /tmp/.well-known /var/www/nextcloud/

[MichaIng]

@ludji49
That's true.

One of the negative sides of having webroot within /nextcloud directory. Other software tends to place file into webroot, which Nextcloud then identifies as integrity check violation. They already added much of the "well known" files/folders to be excluded for this, but for some reason .well-known still breaks updates.

You could check what is inside and if it's needed: ls -al /var/www/nextcloud/.well-known

[ludji49]

Thank you very much .......

[MichaIng]

I mark this as closed, as initial issue is answered/solved. Please reopen, if required.