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Client 3.4.1 Syncing does not work properly. #4141
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I experienced this on macOS (v12.1) as well, and rolled the desktop client back to I'm also using server version |
I can confirm the behaviour described by lthu123. Same configuration (Windows 10, Desktop-Client 3.4.1, Server-Version 23.0) |
Same problem here and same configuration. |
What's the file size of your test files? |
In my case I don't think that (sync blocked by zero length files) was a factor. Some files would sync, and others would not. The files that did not sync were not zero length files. For me, this was apparently an issue for a lot longer than I realized, as when I reverted to desktop client |
Nah, at least with my testing on Client v.3.4.0 file sizes varied from few kB to few MB. File size did not matter, as far as i can tell. In this case particular case file size varied in the kB range. |
I have the same issue with v3.4.1 (Windows 11) (Nextcloud v23.0.0 and v23.0.1rc1) We only have this problem on Federation Share. This mean if I share a folder with other instance and create a file, the sync does not work. Moving a file to the shared folder sync works without problem. v3.3.6 does not have this problem, I recommend downgrading: |
The same issue appears in Archlinux nextcloud client v3.4.1 (Nextcloud v23.0.0) |
Same issue since I upgraded to Nextcloud Server 23.0.0
How to reproduce : |
After reading this issue, I realized, that I have the same problem too with client 3.4.1 on windows10 and nc 23.0.1 RC1. After downgrading to client 3.3.6 over hundreds of new vacation-fotos were then synced between PC and server (and then with the androidclient on several other devices). I'm still trying to figur out, if the syncing between android-devices and server is also involved (which would mean this is really a server-problem). And I'm not sure if this has led to data-loss; still investigating that. |
I have the same issue, Windows client 3.4.1, Windows 10 x64 21H2, NextCloud 23.0.0 |
I'm seeing this also, 3.4.1 on Windows 10 vs a freshly installed NC 23. Something is definitely off. I have partial folders uploading and others not, only some files are tagged as synced in the Windows Explorer, it's like the client can't "see them" or whatever. I connected to the NC via Webdav and Windows Explorer and uploaded a folder that way and the client then downloaded the files from the NC, but things I add in the client folder for upload gets partially uploaded only. Very disturbing behavior, I wish it would just fail so you know, now I'm just not sure what's up there and what isn't. Something with the client and/or NC 23 "bulk upload" improvements...? Still, I guess I'd rather it be the client that's busted than the entire Nextcloud, so fingers crossed it's "just" that. Update: Client 3.3.6 immediately uploaded a bunch of files when I downgraded to that version, so the 3.4.x client right now is not ok. |
Anyone has infos about this problem occuring on Nextcloud Server <23? |
I have the Same issue! |
I can confirm that a downgrade to 3.3.6 solves the problem. Server is V23 The 3.4 client is broken. |
Hi there, @Emporea. My setup: Testing constellations: Client scenarios: |
I guess the nextcloud v23 sync 2.0 is more like a sync 0.02 alpha. |
Well, in the meantime, I basically assume with every new announcement/major change that there will be correspondingly big problems... that's why I'm currently still at V21 on the server side. 🤷♂️ |
I'm experiencing the same problem with 3.4.2 on Windows with the exception that sometimes the folder itself might appear synched (green checkmark), but the underlying files still aren't. I noticed that once some sort of change is introduced, for example one of those files is renamed, Nextcloud does detect and sync it - now together with everything else in the directory. Perhaps this is the result of an oversight in some attempt at optimising how sync traverses directory trees?.. |
Yeah I am also on 22. Besides the timestamp to epoch 0 problem its working so far I guess. But who knows. |
Same issue here :
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Can confirm that this issue doesn't seem to appear on older versions of the server (21 in my case). |
Isn't this a client issue? |
I am afraid it's a combined issue :(. 3.4.1 seems to be working with old server (<22) where 3.3.6 seems to work with everything.
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> Can confirm that this issue doesn't seem to appear on older versions of the server (21 in my case).
Isn't this a client issue?
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After update to 3.4.2 my issues are fixed again. Glücklich ;) |
I can't confirm that |
Unfortunately can also not confirm that the issue is resolved with 3.4.2. Using it on MacOS 12; server Version is 23. |
I seem to be having the issue even more now. I have 3.3.6 installed and was working great on a computer that has had NextCloud desktop client for at least a year. The server version has upgraded through time, while this older PC was using it. Ran into the 3.4.X problem and commented above. Now I have a new PC, so I installed 3.3.6 directly to avoid the problem, but it did not resolve the issue. The new PC does not detect new files unless the client is closed and reopened, only randomly in random folders. Copied settings and data from old PC, but the issue still exists. Tried upgrading to 3.4.2 and down to 3.3.3, the same problem exists. The server version is still 23.0.0.10. I have also tried files in varying sizes, from a few KB to many MB. No change. If the file exists before, and I delete it, it detects the delete. If I re-add, it sometimes detects the re-added files. New files get ignored entirely. Any tips to get it at least semi-working? I am about ready to blow my server away and go back to 22.X, just a lot of time and work that I want to avoid if possible. |
The changelog isnt on the website yet but you could atleast try 23.0.1 or even 23.0.2rc |
It appears that if you copy the NextCloud settings from one PC to another, the folders do not sync right. I uninstalled everything and cleared all the user profile data from the new PC. I then installed 3.3.6 and manually recreated each synced folder (leaving virtual files off, not sure if that makes a difference) and it appears to be working again. So something with copying the NextCloud config file from one PC to another causes issues with syncing and noticing changes. My assumption is the original issues referenced above still exist, as nothing worked on the old PC with the 3.4.2 client when I tested it. |
Whatever it is, is has something to do with the new bulk upload. The last line of the client log always look similar to this:
Is there a possibility to disable bulk uploads? This feature is highly disruptive because it's impossible to work with the sync client. I don'T think that it has anything to do with the virtual files, because I'm using the Linux version without virtual files and it happens on my desktop as well as on those who are using windows with and without virtual files. |
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So is it confirmed that with 23.0.2 and with bulk uploads disabled, this issue is not occurring. I would not call it resolved, but at the very least, if this issue is directly linked to desktop#4243 and server#29702, then we should close this one and move further discussions there. Particularly can we get some updated feedback from:
Anybody else if they can give a detailed test that they have done particularly noting:
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Yes, for me the issue was mitigated with the bulk upload disabling, further more there was #4263 for additional hardening of the sync process. In regards to the bulk upload topic there is also nextcloud/server#29702 for further tracking of the server side issues. |
So i finally had the time to update and it seems, that with bulk upload disabled the problem is gone. Unfortunately i am now witnessing other Problems. |
Hi @Ithu123, do you mind to give a reference to the issues you are facing? I mean, which other problems you are witnessing? |
Had the described issue with this setup:
Steps done to fix: Results:
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Thanks, was running 23.0.0 and updated to 23.0.4 and everything works like charm. |
I believe we should close this issue for now as the title and most of the discussion are irrelevant now. Still keep in mind that the bulk sync with small/empty files is not yet tested. |
This bug report did not receive an update in the last 4 weeks. Please take a look again and update the issue with new details, otherwise the issue will be automatically closed in 2 weeks. Thank you! |
This bug report is getting automatically closed due to no answer since the issue has been staled. Thank you! |
Expected behaviour
Files get synced, while displaying a blue icon on the file. Afterwards file is synced with server and displaying a green Icon.
Using Windows Desktop client 3.3.6, Explorer this worked.
Actual behaviour
Client starts syncing, displays blue icon, then stops and ignores the file completly. Client also says everthing is synced.
Steps to reproduce
Client configuration
Client version: 3.4.0 and 3.4.1
Operating system: Windows 10
OS language: German
Installation path of client: C:\Program Files\Nextcloud
Server configuration
Dockerized Nextcloud 23.0.0, with sshfs Storage
Nextcloud version: 23
Logs
I would provide logs, but there seem to be non for the faild sync.
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