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Unable to delete a file/folder after switching to NC 30.0.4 and Group Folder 18.0.8 ("Delete file" action failed) #3496
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Temporary fix: delete/disable the trash app ( |
I can confirm the bug and the Workaround |
I have the same problem. Also the deletion will not be shown in the users activities, but in the groupadmins activities without the filename and a file not found icon. |
Yes indeed, it's only a temporary fix, I also need the trashbin but there's no alternative for the moment .. |
I can also confirm the error and the workaround. |
i have the same error |
This error is very annoying and the workaround is in most settings no option. When is the fix expected? |
i have the same error |
Same Problem here... |
Same Problem, But Found a Solution That Worked for Me I also had the same issue. I found a solution that worked in my case since I share subfolders, not the root group folder.
That’s it! What I’ve noticed is that the trash bin is tied to the root group folder. Since users only have write permissions for the subfolders, this causes an error when deleting files. My suggestion to the development team would be:
I hope this helps others. So far, it’s working for me. Best regards! |
fixes #3496 Signed-off-by: Robin Appelman <[email protected]>
Please verify if #3543 fixes the issue for you |
I can confirm, that the fix works. Thank you! |
For me the error persists:
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The problem was something else: the folder did not exist - by manually creating So the fix work! |
This fix works for me, too. Thank you. |
Unfortunately, this fix is not working.
Additionally, deleting does not work when sharing via link.
I believe the current trashbin architecture is flawed. If a Groupfolders resource is deleted—whether by the original user, a shared user, or via a shared link—the corresponding trashbin folder should be located at |
I can confirm that it fixes the issue with v29.0.11, too. |
#3543 works as a workaround on 30.0.5, too. We are running a large-scale cloud instance with many users and experienced the same issue: Due to the data and user-scale, manually creating folders or taking no immediate action is no option. We applied #3543 manually, which allows deletions again. Since this bug will immediately and severely limit existing cloud shares, we'd strongly encourage including this workaround or some kind of fix as part of the next patch level update. |
EDIT : Unfortunately the fix didn't work, I still have the case on most of my servers. I haven't investigated yet. |
Hi everyone,
Since upgrading to Nextcloud 30.0.4 and switching to Group Folder 18.0.8, it is no longer possible to delete a folder/file.
This issue will be linked to this one: #2604 => having had no feedback, I tested by updating everything and the initial problem disappeared, but now you can't no longer delete a folder/file.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
A user with editing rights must be able to make the deletion.
Actual behaviour
From GUI :
From Nextcloud logs :
Not an isolated case, I have the same thing on a second server (same configuration).
Server configuration
Nextcloud log (data/nextcloud.log)
Nextcloud log
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