Fixing Invalid Code Integrity Messages ~

[domnich]

Hello!
Owncloud 10.0 updated to 10.6.0.
The update was successful with no errors.
Please help me to solve this problem – Invalid Code Integrity Messages
I attach a list of files

Code Signing.txt (1.4 MB)

###Server configuration
Operating system:
“user_ldap” 0.9.1
Operating system: Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS
Web server:Apache/2.4.29
Database:mariaDB 10.1.34
PHP version:PHP 7.2
ownCloud version: ownCloud 10.6.0 (stable)
Updated from an older ownCloud or fresh install:
Special configuration (external storage - nas, external authentication- ldap, reverse proxy - no, server-side-encryption-no):

[eneubauer]

@domnich

Updated to 10.6.0.

@domnich

ownCloud version: ownCloud 10.0.10 (stable)

What now?
Or did you upgrade mariadb to 10.6?

@domnich

Database:mariaDB 10.6.0

[domnich]

sorry! I made a mistake in the lines and wrote the OwnCloud version incorrectly. Now I have corrected the description. List of Invalid Code Integrity Messages in Code Signing.txt file (1.4 MB)

[cortho]

You definitely did not install the official ownCloud package, which can bee seen in the extra files. Only download the archive from there https://owncloud.com/download-server/

I’d suggest to replace all the owncloud directory with the files from the official package (except config, data or any custom apps directory). Then try again.

[domnich]

I took the download link from manual

[cortho]

So the package is indeed correct, but you obvisouly missed a step. Don’t just copy the new files over the old installation, but delete all the files and directories except those I mentioned before and then copy the new files.

I admit, the section in the docs https://doc.owncloud.com/server/admin_manual/maintenance/manual_upgrade.html#extract-the-new-source is misleading.

So first delete the old files and then copy the new ones. Backup the old directory before in case you had deleted too much

[domnich]

Thank!
Indeed, you need to delete the old directories and files, and then unpack the new ones there.