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We have an external storage enabled, and after navigating the folders for a while(*), Nextcloud freezes completely and the MySQL process CPU usage spikes. Only way I found to make it responsive again is to restart MySQL service.
No error or indication in nextcloud or mysql logs.
Command `sudo -u www-data php /path/to/nextcloud/occ files:scan user*name' didn't report any errors whatsoever and completed immediately.
This only happend with external storages, either mounted locally (as a folder in the file system) or as an external storage in Nextcloud.
It seems to work just fine with local folders.
External storage didn't present any problems navigating it otherwise (from API/another client/command line).
Disabled W2G2 and it works properly. Just to make sure, we enabled it once more and the problem re-appeared right away.
(*) oddly as it sounds, it seems to happen after the third folder you open, whichever that is, within that external storage, and regardless of the amount of files/subfolders it contains.
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Nextcloud 13.0.1
W2G2 2.0.5
MySQL 5.7
We have an external storage enabled, and after navigating the folders for a while(*), Nextcloud freezes completely and the MySQL process CPU usage spikes. Only way I found to make it responsive again is to restart MySQL service.
(*) oddly as it sounds, it seems to happen after the third folder you open, whichever that is, within that external storage, and regardless of the amount of files/subfolders it contains.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: