It was supposed to show all my files in the Files app from iOS
I keep getting "Content unavailable, the folder contents could not be displayed because of an unkown error", no matter how many times i clear cache, and I even tried the new testflight app version, it works on my iPad pro with same iOS.
12.1.2
2.23.7; 2.23.8
Operating system:
ubuntu 18.04 server
Web server:
apache
Database:
mysql 10.1.38
PHP version:
7.1.30
Nextcloud version: (see Nextcloud admin page)
16.0.3.0
Hi, for a debug I need an account test with this issue.
The Files App integration works fine here. iPhone X, iOS v12.3.1 and the recently released v12.4.
You're running an outdated iOS, have you tried updating?
Same behavior on iOS 12.4.1 Files app with the latest NextCloud on both an iPhone XS as well as 2018 iPad Pro, both on the official NextCloud AppStore release.
Same problem here. Official app release, iPad Pro and iPhone X both on the latest iOS 13 release.
Same problem here. iOS 13.1.2 on iPhoneXR and iPad Pro. 2.24.1.0 iOS client and NextCloud server 16.0.5 with valid SSL certificate.
I am experiencing the same issue on an iPad Pro.
It works for small folders. (Occasionally it fails)
However for larger folders (50+ files and/or folders) it always fails.
Same issue here with an iPhone X 13.1.3, NextCloud Server @16.0.5 and NextCloud iOS @2.24.3.1
However, sometimes it works (~30%), sometimes it doesn't (~70%) - I haven't found a reproducible pattern yet.
I am also experiencing this same issue. It was working (with occasional "try again" messages) on my iPad running iOS 13, then all of a sudden it just stopped working. Never been working on my iPhone since iOS 13.
Running latest iOS and Nexcloud app, with 17.0 server.
Same issue here with IPadOS. Occasionally, I am able to view the files, but I cannot download them or edit them. This also results in the fact that no communication is possible with other apps such as Office (Word / PowerPoint).
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I am experiencing the same issue on an iPad Pro.
It works for small folders. (Occasionally it fails)
However for larger folders (50+ files and/or folders) it always fails.