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Yeah I run it baremetal. No issues at all.

• josteink 3y ago
  I’ve had it bork my install so many times that in the end I spent more time recovering nextcloud than actually using it. My instance is dead now, after I failed to recover it the last time and couldn’t be bothered anymore. YMMV, but I’m out.
  • privong 3y ago
    > I’ve had it bork my install so many times that in the end I spent more time recovering nextcloud than actually using it. I had issues with upgrading a few times on a modest VPS, when trying to upgrade via the web interface. I've since switched to upgrading via ssh by running the `updater.phar` script[0] and haven't experienced an issue upgrading since. I of course don't know if this would've avoided the issues you experienced, @josteink, but I wanted to mention it in case others have a similar problem to what I had. [0] https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/maintenance/update.html#using-the-command-line-based-updater https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/mainte...
  • zeagle 3y ago
    That sucks. I'd be frustrated too. For me it just hosts calendar and contacts for a few users and my files are in seafile so perhaps the small footprint helps. In what way did it break, I want to keep an eye out for this.
    • josteink 3y ago
      It was a custom-built LXC container I built on an Alpine Linux base. I used the Alpine packages to upgrade it, then afterwards I used the Nextcloud admin scripts to migrate the schema, apps & plugins. Biggest clusterfuck I’ve ever dealt with. Not doing that again. TBF the Alpine-setup probably made everything worse, and that’s a lesson learned, but I’m just fed up and can’t bother setting up a new instance now.