Steps to reproduce 1. did an upgrade from latest 9.0.x version to 9.1 via apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -> no errors 2. run occ upgrade -> no errors 3. disabled maintenance mode
Actual behaviour when trying to login via web-page it shows: Access forbidden (Zugriff verboten) CSRF check failed. windows clients also can not connect to owncloud server
Server configuration server based on vmware image provided from owncloud and regularly updated/upgraded to latest version. Operating system: ubuntu
I had the same problem. Clients were not able to log in but I was allowed to log in as adminstrator and I disabled the file sharing app from the admin panel. Now my clients can log in but can't share the files of course. I hope you fix this soon because file sharing is one of the key reasons we use OC...
After yum update, it updated to latest version on CentOS 7. The database update went fine, but now I am unable to log in anymore, neither as a user or administrator.
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How can I disable the files_sharing? I used sudo -u apache php occ app:disable files_sharing but it did not help.
As this is a known bug and everything is currently discussed in https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/25557 i'm closing here. Please follow the discussion there until a solution/fix is provided there.
If disabling the files_sharing app doesn't work (people have also reported that at the link) revert to your backup before you have upgraded to oC 9.1.0 for now.