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Cant sync - Precondition failed after upgrade from 11.0.2 to 12.0 #5238
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Same for me, Error came with Client update to 2.3.1, |
Same error, windows client 2.3.1 I diid some testes and noticed strange behavior:
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Hey dudes Same error here with a linux client 2.3.1 ubuntu, server version 12 I tried to reproduce @pafcioooo steps but my results are a bit different as I noticed the tests are not that very reproducible. I guess it might depends of wether your "replace" the file or "make a new one", timing of creation/change while upload is not done yet. Also i notice the bigger the file, the harder to sync. |
I have the Same Problem wenn downlaoding files directly into the nextcloud directory to sync and can reproduce it quite often running with Nextcloud 12 on raspbian (raspberry pi 3) updated from version 11.0.3 Windows 10 - Client Version 2.3.1 (build 8) If i download a file directly into the nextcloud folder locally and the download takes some time i get the error server replied: Precondition failed (An If-Match header was specified and the resource did not exist). Logging into my Nextcloud instance an empty file is listed with the same name as the file downloaded. This file was created before the download was completed. It appears that the file cannot be updated for some reason after this point. If the empty file is deleted the client will sync the file correctly. |
@icewind1991 @rullzer perhaps u've got an idea? |
I can confirm this error also on Nextcloud 11.0.3 with the Linux Nextcloud client version 2.3.2-1.fc25. |
We are also getting this error with NextCloud 12. Downloading a file directly into NC causes it and the solution is to either move it out and put it back, or logon to the web interface and delete the empty file from there. |
I also experienced this error when downloading an .exe file using Firefox 53.0.3 (32-bit) on Win7 SP1 (updated fully) with Nextcloud client 2.3.1 (build 8) |
Users of my server are also having this issue, running the newest client. Server is a docker image from rootlogin. I'm not sure how, but if you need logs or anything I'm happy to help. |
Getting the same issue here. Seemed to happen with new client upgrade. |
Same here. Users have same problem on the Windows Client. Can't reproduce on Linux. User just created a Folder in ah shared Folder from another user. Also happened in a notshared folder. Want to geht Notifactions. Hi Guys. |
I confirm the problem with desktop-client 2.3.2beta (build 1)/ server 12.0.0 ++umgfoin |
OK, materialized as being a client-issue #5855. |
Same issue Server: Client: |
Issue still seems to persist in newest Server 11.0.4 and Client 2.3.2, at least for me. |
Same |
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Ditto the above, I /literally/ just build the client to ensure it wasn't fixed in a commit recently, but Debian 9 (PHP 7.0+49, mysql 5.5.9999 (mariadb really) apache2 2.4.25-3+deb9u2) |
I just started running into this late yesterday afternoon. I've been running NextCloud 11.0.4 on CentOS 7.3 using windows client 2.3.2(build 1). This setup has been working well until last night, and the only change was to bump PHP versions. Previously I was running php5.6 with NC, but upgraded to php7.0 yesterday, which is the only change that happened prior to this issue cropping up. |
+1 here: Client Version 2.3.2 (build 1), Fresh install of server is 12.0.1 via docker container on 16.04 LTS host. |
I have the same problem with version 2.3.2 on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. |
is there a timeline for the fix? |
I can also reproduce this error:
Also happened with a 11MB PDF on a different computer. Moving the file out of the synced folder, allowing Nextcloud time to recognize the "deletion", then moving it back in is the workaround. Updating smaller files doesn't appear to cause this error. (Use case: frequently updated KeePass database, ~330KB) Client Computer 1 (from screenshot):
Client Computer 2 (the PDF case):
Server: An AWS EC2 instance running Ubuntu 16.04 and PHP7, with Nextcloud, latest stable, installed via apt using the https://repo.morph027.de/nextcloud package repo. New build, 1 user. Long-winded details:
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already fixed upstream, but nextcloud-client-release is not up-to-date: |
Hi, this problem still exists on server 12.03 (16.04 LTS host, latest updates applied) with client 2.3.2.1 any updates on this issue? |
same here...any news? |
I am working on running Nextcloud in a Tomcat web server. |
I had the same problem with client v2.3.2 and found no solution that worked for me. I've removed v2.3.2 and installed back the previous 2.2.4 version and everything works fine now. |
it's really a pity - the reason for the problem is known, a solution is already approved but the build is not available on the website yet...really hoping they can upload this file anytime soon |
This issue is really bad as it may cause data loss. We use it for shared PPT editing and here, when A uploads a file, B gets it corrupted, repairs it and uploads the file again. Now only broken version of the file are around. Please provide an updated nextcloud client. |
There is an updated version of the client ready for testing: https://download.nextcloud.com/desktop/prereleases/ |
@jospoortvliet Within macOS High Sierra 17A362a it works just fine! |
@jospoortvliet It works for me, thank you! my environment: |
For linux , the beta version is asking for another app password! Why ? Every user will have to reconfigure it ? This is not good... |
Cannot confirm, worked for me. Did you change anything on the server, or perhaps deleted the app password? However, this is not in the scope of this issue, please don't hijack. Instead open a new issue here. |
Hi, @blizzz , nothing has been changed. |
As it happened random here, I cannot tell 100% for sure. But when i tried to trigger the issue, I was unable to. So I conclude that this beta client seems to work on MacOS Sierra (not yet High Sierra). |
@snowball77 As i said earlier it works with High Sierra as well:
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Beta version 2.3.3.1 also fixed the issue for me on Windows 10. Thanks. |
Given the positive reports, I'll close the issue as fixed. |
When will the 2.3.3 client officially become available? Any estimate? Because only then the issue is fixed for the normal user. |
Sure, nevertheless bugs are getting closed when they are fixed, not when the releases are out. Common standard procedure. There is not a fixed date, yet. Perhaps @rullzer can give an update at some point. |
Hi, I tested client 2.3.3Beta (build 1) on macOS High Sierra with the nc server 12.0.3 docker image and it worked fine. However I then tested the same client with nc 11.0.2, and while the error is gone when syncing files above 10mb they are still just triggering initial creation-event and no update-events as described in: owncloud/client#5854 (comment) |
Did a lot of reasearch.. upgrading to 2.3.3 fixed it for me. Sadly my client (nearly one year old) did not offer any updates. Manual installation did the trick. |
I'm getting this issue now after upgrading to 27.1.0. |
After upgrade the server from 11.0.2 to 12.0, a few users are reporting the client is not being able to sync anymore. I got the client log from one of them and it shows:
I have checked her directory directly in the server file system, and the file mendeleydesktop_1.17.9-stable_amd64.deb already exists and it is there. The same for the ChemDoodle-linux-8.1.0.bin file.
The client is 2.3.1-20170514.194620~xenial1
I also tried to run a rescan on the server, but it didn't help;
Server configuration
Operating system:
Debian Jessie
Web server:
Apache 2.4.10-10+deb8u8
Database:
mysql 5.5.55-0+deb8u1
PHP version:
5.6.30+dfsg-0+deb8u1
Nextcloud version: (see Nextcloud admin page)
12.0.0
Updated from an older Nextcloud/ownCloud or fresh install:
updated from 11.0.2
Where did you install Nextcloud from:
download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/nextcloud-12.0.0.tar.bz2
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