For quite some time it's been possible to set a user quota to 0 in order to prevent uploads, as of 12 this is no longer possible.
I understand there were issues around the ability to still _do stuff_ (https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/4577), however having an account essentially r/o or only able to upload to shared directories was quite useful.
If this was planned with solutions to both of the above use-cases, feel free to point me to the solutions 馃憤
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This is a bug, I can confirm. Please have a look @icewind1991
cc @MorrisJobke
cc @icewind1991 @nickvergessen @LukasReschke
@oparoz because this is one major use case in the recent project
@MorrisJobke Thanks for the milestone! Great that this will be fixed in the next release. :+1:
@MorrisJobke Thanks for the milestone! Great that this will be fixed in the next release. 馃憤
We don't have a fix for this yet. It is planned to be fixed there, but I can't give promises.
@MorrisJobke Is it a big change? Maybe I can help if you point me in the right direction?
We have the same problem, as r/o users (referring to personal files) cannot be created any more. This feature is important for us, too. I hope it can be easily fixed without a major code edit.
And thank you again for the milestone!
Same here. We are also in the need of read-only users. This also implies preventing a user to create folders as described in #4577.
I tested this on 12.0.4 and the upcoming 13.0.0 and it works there. Let's close it here and check if it happens again.
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@oparoz because this is one major use case in the recent project