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I'm running owncloud server 9.1.4.2 on Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. I have come to a situation where I only have 16MB of free space and cannot access the web interface of owncloud due to lack of space for proper webserver and database operation. I have deleted extra versions using occ versions:cleanup and emptied trashbin with trashbin:cleanup. Still that space was immediately used again when I tried to login via the web interface. Currently I cannot login into the web interface, in order to delete some files and free up space, because the database doesn't have enough space to work, so it seems I'm stuck. Also the database is taking 1.5GB which I find quite strange, specifically a single file is taking 1.3GB:

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So my two questions are:

1 - How can I delete files stored with owncloud without access to the web interface in order to be able to finally use the web interface ?

2 - What could be the reason for a single database file to take so much space ?

Deleted some files and ran files:scan, at that point I had 1,7G free. When I try go log in the web interface, I see a rotating circle on the login page, and I can see the file /var/lib/mysql/owncloud/oc_authtoken.ibd continuously growing. For 1 login attempt it went from 1.7GB to 2.5GB, then I stopped the page. There seems to be some issue with owncloud. Could this be a bug ? How to troubleshoot this issue ?

Then you could temporarily disable the trashbin: occ app:disable files_trashbin and do some major cleanup of your files in the web UI or other (deleting is direct, no trashbin). Then enable trashbin again.

You can use the server-to-server-sharing to make data available on the other server and then copy the files directly from server to server (either via webinterface, or use a native webdav client such as cyberduck or winscp).

I solved the migration of my owncloud data (~80GB) to my new nextcloud instance differently. Especially, since owncloud was not starting up anymore after ubuntu 22.04 upgrade (now php8.1 and no 7.x version anymore):

By default, files and folders are sorted by name in ascending order, with folders sorted before files. However, files can be sorted in ascending and descending order by name, type, size, date, and shared. If you press the Sort by menu, you can change sort method and order. The first time you change the sort category, files and folders are sorted using that category in ascending order. If you choose that category a second time, the sort order is inverted.

To upload files or any time from your device to your ownCloud server, click Upload file. You will then be able to select or browse through files from any app that exposes data to the iOS files app.

Whether you are using the iPhone or iPad version of the ownCloud app, you can select and drag and drop one or more files and folders from one folder to another. To do so, you first press Select in the top right-hand corner and select one or more files and/or folders. Then, you press and hold on any of the selected files and folders and:

For downloading a list of numbered password protected files use Chrome developer "Copy as cURL" feature ( -feature-copy-as-curl) to get a cURL command with cookie, then copy paste first file name to write a download script:

When you delete a file in ownCloud, it is not immediately deleted permanently. Instead, it is moved into the trash bin. It is not permanently deleted until you manually delete it, or when the Deleted Files app deletes it to make room for new files.

Deleted files are not counted against your storage quota. Only filesthat originate with users count against their quotas, not files sharedwith them that originate from other users. (See webgui/quota to learnmore about quotas.)

To ensure that users do not run over their storage quotas, the DeletedFiles app allocates a maximum of 50% of their currently availablestorage quota to deleted files. If your deleted files exceed this limit,ownCloud deletes the oldest files (files with the oldest timestamps fromwhen they were deleted) until it meets the memory usage limit again.

ownCloud checks the age of deleted files every time new files are addedto the deleted files. By default, deleted files stay in the trash binfor 30 days. The ownCloud server administrator can adjust this value inthe config.php file by setting the trashbin_retention_obligationvalue. Files older than the trashbin_retention_obligation value willbe deleted permanently. Additionally, ownCloud calculates the maximumavailable space every time a new file is added. If the deleted filesexceed the new maximum allowed space ownCloud will expire old deletedfiles until the limit is met once again.

Federated Cloud Sharing allows you to mount file shares from remote ownCloud servers, and manage them just like a local share. See Using Federation Shares to learn how to create and connect to new Federated Cloud shares.

When users open the share link, they will see a page where they can either click to select files to share, or drag-and-drop files directly to share them. After a file has been successfully uploaded, a preview of the file will be displayed (if possible).

The output of the copy command suggests that the file would be too big, but that isn't the case. I adjusted the accepted file sizes a long time ago to 50 GB, and the file I am trying to sync is ~1.2GB. All my other clients work without a problem, even android apps with webDAV support like CxExplorer work flawlessly, so I doubt that my owncloud server is the problem here.

The first starting point containing infos how to deal with big file uploads is the official documentation available here: _manual/configuration/files/big_file_upload_configuration.html Here are the most...

I don't think that I've seen more suggestions to what it could be...

Yesterday I also tried to upload directly to owncloud and bypass my remote proxy and It lead to the exact same behaviour. I didn't test it with rclone though, but with Cx File Explorer on my phone. It uses WebDAV as well and I still got the 413, so I think it is not nginx' fault anymore

Images can be uploaded directly from the camera. To do so, similar to uploading a file or creating a new folder, when viewing all files, click the Plus icon, then the Upload button in the popup list (which is the first icon). From there, under Upload to ownCloud, click Picture from camera. The camera app will then start, and the picture that you take can be directly uploaded to your ownCloud server.

The Android application can perform some operations on multiple files simultaneously, such as refreshing and deleting. To select multiple files, long select the first file that you want to work with; you will see a checkbox appear on the far right-hand side. After that, check the checkbox next to all the other files that you want to perform the same operation on, and then perform the operation.

Pictures and videos can be uploaded from your smartphone after choosing the folder where they are stored. To specify where they are located, in the "Settings" options, under Camera uploads, enable one of "Picture uploads" or "Video uploads". After that, a further option called "Camera folder" will become visible, as in the screenshot below.

As advised, I just tried to directly mount the data directory but it is still not working (this is what I get in my Browser-Window now):

"App directory "/var/www/owncloud/custom" not found! Please put the ownCloud apps folder in the ownCloud folder or the folder above. You can also configure the location in the config.php file."

The recommended method for keeping your desktop PC synchronized withyour ownCloud server is by using theownCloud Desktop Client.You can configure the ownCloud client to save files in any localdirectory you want, and you choose which directories on the ownCloudserver to sync with. The client displays the current connection statusand logs all activity, so you always know which remote files have beendownloaded to your PC, and you can verify that files created and updatedon your local PC are properly synchronized with the server.

In addition to the mobile apps provided by ownCloud, you can use otherapps to connect to ownCloud from your mobile device using WebDAV.WebDAV Navigator is a good (proprietary) app for Android devices and iPhones. The URL to use on these is:

If you prefer, you may also connect your desktop PC to your ownCloudserver by using the WebDAV protocol rather than using a special clientapplication. Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) is aHypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) extension that makes it easy tocreate, read, and edit files on Web servers. With WebDAV you can accessyour ownCloud shares on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows in the same way asany remote network share, and stay synchronized.

You can create WebDAV mounts from the Linux command line. This is usefulif you prefer to access ownCloud the same way as any other remotefilesystem mount. The following example shows how to create a personalmount and have it mounted automatically every time you log in to yourLinux computer.

Now every time you login to your Linux system your ownCloud share shouldautomatically mount via WebDAV in your ~/owncloud directory. If youprefer to mount it manually, change auto to noauto in /etc/fstab.

If you have to use the native Windows implementation, you can map ownCloudto a new drive. Mapping to a drive enables you to browse files stored onan ownCloud server the way you would files stored in a mapped network drive.

Using this feature requires network connectivity. If you want to storeyour files offline, use the ownCloud Desktop Client to sync all files onyour ownCloud to one or more directories of your local hard drive.

Windows limits the maximum size a file transferred from or to a WebDAVshare may have. You can increase the value FileSizeLimitInBytes inHKEY_LOCAL_MacHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parametersby clicking on Modify. ff782bc1db