Closed mayonezo closed 3 months ago
These all appear to be pre-update (they're from v28.0.2). You're seeing these because your loglevel
< 2
.
Do they stop after the update is successful? Are those apps functioning (e.g. photos, maps, keeweb, files, etc)?
Yes, they are all working. I get these messages with every update I start, like today, when I updated from v28.0.2 to v28.0.3
I get this message after successfully (or so it seems) upgrading manually to 29.0.1, except it is for many applications -- which don't work, consequently:
mediadc
Should I raise a new ticket for this?
Yes, they are all working. I get these messages with every update I start, like today, when I updated from v28.0.2 to v28.0.3
@mayonezo This may just be a PHP opcache caching matter. The safest thing to do is to restart mod_php/fpm after an upgrade. What method, precisely, are you using to upgrade Nextcloud? Also, what are your PHP's web/fpm opcache.validate_timestamps
and opcache.revalidate_freq
values? You may simply need
@cmigliorini Same question to you.
Same issue after upgrade to 29.0.1
Opcache values were configured as specified by former documentation and not an issue before. Were they changed?
A restart of... well eventually just the entire system, so I can't miss anything, didn't help either.
Oh, my applications aeem to work though. But they appear about every minute or so. Every view seconds
Yes, they are all working. I get these messages with every update I start, like today, when I updated from v28.0.2 to v28.0.3
@mayonezo This may just be a PHP opcache caching matter. The safest thing to do is to restart mod_php/fpm after an upgrade. What method, precisely, are you using to upgrade Nextcloud? Also, what are your PHP's web/fpm
opcache.validate_timestamps
andopcache.revalidate_freq
values? You may simply need@cmigliorini Same question to you.
Commented out -- default.
;opcache.validate_timestamps=1
;opcache.revalidate_freq=2
As for restarting, I did restart php/fpm several times -- in fact I upgraded from 8.1 to 8.2 then 8.3 just in case (other issue I had where that seemed relevant to at least try, since we could not find any reasonable explanation). Only thing I'm yet to try is to restart memcache and the bloody server :)
Yes, they are all working. I get these messages with every update I start, like today, when I updated from v28.0.2 to v28.0.3
@mayonezo This may just be a PHP opcache caching matter. The safest thing to do is to restart mod_php/fpm after an upgrade. What method, precisely, are you using to upgrade Nextcloud? Also, what are your PHP's web/fpm
opcache.validate_timestamps
andopcache.revalidate_freq
values? You may simply need @cmigliorini Same question to you.Commented out -- default.
;opcache.validate_timestamps=1 ;opcache.revalidate_freq=2
As for restarting, I did restart php/fpm several times -- in fact I upgraded from 8.1 to 8.2 then 8.3 just in case (other issue I had where that seemed relevant to at least try, since we could not find any reasonable explanation). Only thing I'm yet to try is to restart memcache and the bloody server :)
Won't work, have done that, just in case I missed a service.
It doesn't appear to be an opcache issue either
As for restarting, I did restart php/fpm several times -- in fact I upgraded from 8.1 to 8.2 then 8.3 just in case (other issue I had where that seemed relevant to at least try, since we could not find any reasonable explanation). Only thing I'm yet to try is to restart memcache and the bloody server :)
restarting memcache did not help.
Also you asked: I first upgraded to 28.0.6.1 through the web updater, then ran into https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/45491, so I upgraded manually -- downloaded the zip from the URL offered by the web updater, then went through the f... manual :). It worked, then Memories required that I upgraded Posgres to 14, which I did. But I'm still having this issue...
Funny thing: it first concerned 4 apps, none of them would actually be accessible. Now only Tasks and Memories are inaccessible and I only get the message for them. No warning, no console message, no error, no redirect.
Also I realize that I'm spamming this ticket which does not exactly applies to my case (my 29.0.1 works but for these messages -- and Memories but that might be irrelevant). Before I shut up until requested to talk:
I verified (browser devtools, logger app) that every time the logger polls for new entries, I get several of these (Info) messages for both apps (Tasks, Memories). So it's definitely the backend trying to find routes for apps and failing to do so.
Disabling "fulltextsearch" then reenabling it solved the issue. Don't know if that works for @mayonezo @EnderArchery ?
It seemed to work for a view seconds but... no, they came back
It seemed to work for a view seconds but... no, they came back
Indeed, I wrote too fast. Maybe this: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/45223#issuecomment-2145788194, will try later
It was established the cause is -> https://github.com/nextcloud/fulltextsearch/issues/842. Not a Nextcloud Server issue.
opcache.validate_timestamps=1 is commented out and opcache.revalidate_freq=60
I think you did not quite finish your answer? What do I simply need?
Yes, they are all working. I get these messages with every update I start, like today, when I updated from v28.0.2 to v28.0.3
@mayonezo This may just be a PHP opcache caching matter. The safest thing to do is to restart mod_php/fpm after an upgrade. What method, precisely, are you using to upgrade Nextcloud? Also, what are your PHP's web/fpm
opcache.validate_timestamps
andopcache.revalidate_freq
values? You may simply need@cmigliorini Same question to you.
I don't have fulltextsearch installed.
Disabling "fulltextsearch" then reenabling it solved the issue. Don't know if that works for @mayonezo @EnderArchery ?
@mayonezo You did not include much in your initial report. This will likely get closed out unless you update your initial report with your:
occ config:list sytem
)occ app:list
)This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity and seems to be missing some essential information. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.
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Bug description
I get a bunch of these errors with every update:
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
No error messages.
Installation method
Manual
Nextcloud Server version
28.0.3
Operating system
Debian
PHP engine version
8.2
Web server
Apache
Database engine version
MariaDB
Is this bug present after an update or on a fresh install?
update
Are you using the Nextcloud Server Encryption module?
No
What user-backends are you using?
Configuration report
No response
List of activated Apps
No response
Nextcloud Signing status
No response
Nextcloud Logs
Additional info
No response