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This broke my setup: v34 got installed via apt upgrade, but the update script does not support skipping major versions.
I fixed it as follows:
Manually create a v33 package.
Force install using dpkg -i. This upgraded com v32 to v33.
Open Nextcloud admin settings. Check for pending occ migration calls which have not been called automatically, e.g. for mime types. Run them manually as required.
Upgrade from v33 to v34 using apt upgrade.
Again, check for pending occ migration calls.
> I set new upstream Nextcloud 34.0.1 fir Trixie
This broke my setup: v34 got installed via `apt upgrade`, but the update script does not support skipping major versions.
I fixed it as follows:
* Manually create a v33 package.
* Force install using `dpkg -i`. This upgraded com v32 to v33.
* Open Nextcloud admin settings. Check for pending occ migration calls which have not been called automatically, e.g. for mime types. Run them manually as required.
* Upgrade from v33 to v34 using `apt upgrade`.
* Again, check for pending occ migration calls.
Hy!
Same here... I had a snapshot beforhand, so I was able to move back, copy over and do the upgrade to v33, then install v34 from your package... It would be nice to handle this, since everyone will have the same DB problem, and v34 upgrade already change stuff inside the db, so v33 cannot be applied. (at least, i not started figuring out which has to be undone inside the SQL)
Hy!
Same here... I had a snapshot beforhand, so I was able to move back, copy over and do the upgrade to v33, then install v34 from your package... It would be nice to handle this, since everyone will have the same DB problem, and v34 upgrade already change stuff inside the db, so v33 cannot be applied. (at least, i not started figuring out which has to be undone inside the SQL)
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Nextcloud 34 looks officially supported on Debian 12 and 13:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/installation/system_requirements.html
I set new upstream Nextcloud 34.0.1 fir Trixie
This broke my setup: v34 got installed via
apt upgrade, but the update script does not support skipping major versions.I fixed it as follows:
dpkg -i. This upgraded com v32 to v33.apt upgrade.Other than that, thank you for maintaining Nextcloud deb packages!!
Hy!
Same here... I had a snapshot beforhand, so I was able to move back, copy over and do the upgrade to v33, then install v34 from your package... It would be nice to handle this, since everyone will have the same DB problem, and v34 upgrade already change stuff inside the db, so v33 cannot be applied. (at least, i not started figuring out which has to be undone inside the SQL)