1.Files was uploaded from owncloud client 2.5.4 (ubuntu 18.04) (from user1)
2. After was sync with new pc (from user1)
2. We have trouble with “too many open files”
3. Change password for user1 from db
4. Change password for user1 from web admin -> users -> change password
5. After was sync with new pc by owncloud client 2.5.4 (from user1) multikeydecrypt with share key faild (no start line)
Expected behaviour
We must open files or sync without errors.
Actual behaviour
We can not open files and get the following errors:
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16T15:12:36+00:00",“remoteAddr”:“”,“user”:“–”,“app”:“PHP”,“method”:“–”,“url”:“–”,“message”:“fopen(/var/www/disk/data/user1/files/sometime_used/code/php/mm.web/config/AS/AS12476): failed to open stream: Too many open files at /var/www/disk/lib/private/Files/Storage/Local.php#298”}
We solve this problem with editing next config /etc/security/limits.conf
apache soft nofile 500000
apache hard nofile 500000
mysql soft nofile 500000
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I mean that we open mariadb then change users password in table oc_users
Change password for user1 from db
I mean that we open mariadb then change users password in table oc_users. Not from WebUI
We can not open files and get the following errors:
WebUI
In owncloud sync client we see next multikeydecrypt with share key faild (no start line)
So I guess you’re trying to change the user password of a user who has user based encryption enabled.
If the user has lost the password and you don’t have recovery keys enabled you won’t be able to access the files on the server.
If the user still knows the password they can log into the ownCloud WebUI and change the master password of the encryption key, by entering the old AND the new password.
If you have recovery key enabled you can disable user based encryption with it and then re-enable it with a new key and the new password.
root@ubuntu1804:/var/www/owncloud# occ encryption:decrypt-all --help
Usage:
encryption:decrypt-all [options] [--] [<user>]
Arguments:
user User for whom you want to decrypt all files (optional). [default: ""]
Options:
-m, --method[=METHOD] Use recovery or password. If recovery method is chosen then the recovery password will be used to decrypt files. If password method is chosen then individual user passwords will be used to decrypt files.
[...]
You might have to run the occ command on your machine with sudo, php -f and the full path to the occ executable.
Hi, i am hitting the same error. Exactly the same. Would you care telling what happened in your case. My email id is tushar dot sharma dot 9 at gmail dot com
The owncloud community is not able to help in this case.
Hello,
the error-message Can’t read file multikeydecrypt with share key failed:error:0407109F:rsa routines:RSA_padding_check_PKCS1_type_2:pkcs decoding error
appeared after I added a few new users. Another error-message while trying to open an pdf-file was Unexpected server response (503) while retrieving PDF path-to-pdf-file
None of the new users was able to access any of the files in the group share, but any older users could.
And i didn’t found anything here in the forum to solve my problem.
Because I think, the real problem, that I didn’t found a solution isn’t, that there isn’t a solution, but that other who solved this/their problem, don’t came back to let others know how they did, here is how I solved it:
In https://doc.owncloud.org/server/10.6/admin_manual/configuration/files/encryption/sharing-encrypted-files.html I found this: For individual shares, un-share and re-share the file. For group shares, share with any individuals who can’t access the share. This updates the encryption, and then the share owner can remove the individual shares..
So I added one of the new users as an individual to the shared folder. After it has been finished, I removed the single user, so the shared folder is again shared only by the group. But now all of the new users have access to the shared folder.
I hope this will help someone in the future.
