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I cannot possibly trust Nextcloud again. I was very skeptical to begin with, because it's a rather large and complex project built on PHP over many years (call

by cplli 4y ago

I cannot possibly trust Nextcloud again. I was very skeptical to begin with, because it's a rather large and complex project built on PHP over many years (call this a personal/subjective view). But what really made my decision was when they broke the ability to delete (and/or modify) encrypted files. [0] [0]: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/34744 https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/34744

tremon 4y ago
Do you have any pointers/tips on replacement projects? What are you using now?
- rsolva 4y ago
  Im planing to check out ONLYOFFICE Workspace, seems more sturdy and coherent overal.
- cplli 4y ago
  Currently migrating from it (not writing any new files to it), but keeping it for read/shared files. The migration plan is to eventually move everything to a DS923 (Synology), with most files being mirrored on client machines and weekly offsite backups (encrypted). Would like something off-continent eventually but haven't given it any thought.
teddyh 4y ago
That bug seems to have been mostly (or at least partly) a configuration issue; E2EE and SSE were enabled at the same time, and they were not compatible.