Open z3ntu opened 1 year ago
I think I'm having the same issue when trying to backup my apps and other files with Seedvault to Nextcloud. After the backup the Nextcloud app has 5.25 GB in user data and it's not going away.
@auroraanna If you select "On device" section in the navigation drawer, do you see any files listed there?
@z3ntu Not sure, I think there wasn't anything there. I uninstalled the app so I can't tell you. It took up dangerously much space to the point where Android was warning me that I only had 400 MB left.
Not giving Nextcloud filesystem permissions solves it though I can't use the app for much else now.
Nope, still taking up 5+ GB
The Nextcloud app on my phone again takes up around 8GB, probably mostly camera pictures/videos that are synced using the auto-upload feature. Even some (hidden) button in the settings to clean this stuff up would be great, if the bug can't be fixed anytime soon.
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Steps to reproduce
Android/media/com.nextcloud.client/nextcloud/myuser@myserver/
(sidenote [0]) and Internal storageAndroid/media/com.nextcloud.client/nextcloud/tmp/myuser@myserver/
Android/media/com.nextcloud.client/nextcloud/tmp/myuser@myserver/
continue to persist on disk and use up storage.[0] I find this honestly a questionable decision because this will essentially duplicate all uploaded files and in my case I uploaded ~8GB so afterwards I had 8GB more used, but this issue is not about this.
Expected behaviour
The files in the
tmp
subdirectory shouldn't exist after they've been by whatever creates them.Actual behaviour
The files in
tmp
subdirectory continue to exist.Android version
11
Device brand and model
Fairphone 4
Stock or custom OS?
Stock
Nextcloud android app version
3.21.1
Nextcloud server version
24.0.4
Using a reverse proxy?
Yes
Android logs
No response
Server error logs
No response
Additional information
No response