Closed PunchIng closed 3 years ago
Did you edited the file? Can you remove the app and install it again please?
It's the original file that didn't cause any issues before the update of Nextcloud to 20.0.3 I removed the app and re-installed it - the warning was / is still the same...
Question: Is it possible that the update to Nextcloud 20.0.3 replaced a file containing the hash of the ContactsController.php file? Could that file containing the hash be restored?
Question: Is it possible that the update to Nextcloud 20.0.3 replaced a file containing the hash of the ContactsController.php file? Could that file containing the hash be restored?
No, it's all depending on the contacts app. I find i weird. Can you retrigger a integrity scan from occ?
This is the result of occ integrity:check-app --path=/nextcloud/apps/contacts contacts
No idea why, but replacing the ContactsController.php file once more solved the issue. I downloaded the zip folder from apps.nextcloud.com/apps/contacts and transferred only the incriminated file - via ftp in binary mode (!) - fixed!
Describe the bug
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To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior No warnings
Actual behavior Setup warning: some data failed integrity check
List of invalid data: Integrity check failed for some data:
Server configuration
Operating system: Synology DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 2
Web server: Apache 2.4
Database: MariaDB 10
PHP version: 7.3
Nextcloud version: 20.0.3
Contacts version: 3.4.2
Updated from an older Nextcloud or fresh install: update from 20.0.2
Signing status:
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