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Apps - Nextcloud fails to deploy on Electric Eel #3013
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➤ Bug Clerk commented: Thank you for submitting this TrueNAS Bug Report! So that we can quickly investigate your issue, please attach a Debug file and any other information related to this issue through our secure and private upload service below. Debug files can be generated in the UI by navigating to System > Advanced > Save Debug. https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/15/group/37/create/153 |
➤ Michelle Johnson commented: Thank you for your report, Kyle Brennan! Did you follow the directions in this TrueNAS Documentation Hub article when attempting to install Nextcloud? https://www.truenas.com/docs/truenasapps/stableapps/installnextcloudmedia/ ( https://www.truenas.com/docs/truenasapps/stableapps/installnextcloudmedia/|smart-link ) Nextcloud is a little finicky about postgres storage volumes so there are specific instructions to avoid issues resulting from incorrect deployment steps. |
➤ Stavros Kois commented: Nextcloud does this when it fails initial install. (And it does not retry installation afterwards) Just tried a fresh install with default values (apart from passwords) and worked nicely. 2024-12-23 18:08:55.667589+00:00Initializing nextcloud 30.0.4.1 ... |
When launching a new nextcloud instance on Electric Eel with only required configuration options defined (app name, passwords for database) and either ixVolumes or host-path storage defined, the installation fails.
The application goes through the install process and containers sometimes get torn down by the TrueNAS interface, or it stays in an unhealthy state.
The ix-nextcloud-nextcloud-1 container gets deployed, and has a crash-loop with the following error:
I have not dug any further into this, but will be investigating tonight and will report my findings.
Session ID: 839c640e-6f88-956a-a0c6-38fc18ff3d91
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