Hi all,
new here, sorry if what i ask is a stupid question, but an update was available, and i click on update… it worked, but i have a series of errors, some of those i had before too…
new error:
[There were problems with the code integrity check. More information…]
I can see a list of file that don’t pass the integrity check… i download and overwrite manually the updater folder (all the list of files are in the updater folder) but same result… what should I do?
old errors:
Transactional file locking should be configured to use memory-based locking, not the default slow database-based locking. See the [documentation ]
Didn’t understand if I should create a memcache or not, i have 6 mb of file but 20k files (all are txt files, and 7 users)
We recommend to enable system cron as any other cron method has possible performance and reliability implications.
tried to activate as cron, but an orange ball appear after 20 minutes, telling me something is wrond and not updating in the last 20 mins… so I set it back to Ajax
The “Strict-Transport-Security” HTTP header is not configured to at least “15552000” seconds. For enhanced security we recommend enabling HSTS as described in our [security tips]
didn’t understand anything about this…
can someone help me or at least guide me to some page where all those problem are explained?
Well your first problem is the integrity check. I assume you did the update from the web interface ? Could you post a picture of the files mentioned ? Hide everything giving personal information from your screenshot.
How is your ownCloud hosted ? Do you a VPS/dedicated server ? Do you a shell access ?
For the errors they don’t fully matter but they should be fixed if possible, let’s focus on the first problem.
i cannot upload attachments, i’m a new user, so I’ll paste.
Yes i update it from web interface (ouch)
I’m hosted in a shared server, and I have shell access but never used before.
here are the errors:
Technical information
The following list covers which files have failed the integrity check. Please read
the previous linked documentation to learn more about the errors and how to fix
them.
Alright, well i’d suggest you replace the updater directory with the content of the 10.2.1 version that you can download here. Do some backup first. Use your SSH access to do so. If you never used a console be careful ! Some documentation to help you through. It’s a bit the downside of ownCloud it looks easy to use from the web but you often have to use the shell .
i don’t think I have the PHP OPCache, but not sure, i never install it.
the first file of the list is the “.htaccess” file, when I replace it and try to login, i got an error on a white page telling me i have the wrong PHP version, and that the 5.6 version is no longer suitable, so I should go in the hoster cpanel to switch it 7.2, and then all ok.
another question, I installed owncloud from the hoster, who has different “app” ready to be installed, i saw they have the new version 10.2.1, should I update from there, will all my settings and files be lost?
Well it seems sudo is not installed, I’m assuming you have a Debian/Ubuntu so you might do
apt update
apt install sudo
I have the feeling you don’t have much knowledge on the command line so be careful.
Hm well it’s not a Windows server that you have there. So yes I suppose you could install ownCloud on a Windows machine but so far it’s not your problem here.
Oh right I think you mentioned cpanel so you might install it from the web interface but I cannot guide you since I don’t use it. Nevertheless it seems you don’t have the technical knowledge yet to do these actions
If anyone is interested, I fixed the data integrity errors, i upload the tar file, put on a folder via ftp and extract it via the cpanel File Manager. Once extracted I overwrite the updater folder, and some other files, and now i just have .htacces file hash error, and i’m good with it.
Being on a shared server, i’m not able to do that via ssh.
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