Nextcloud Hub 25 Autumn (Nextcloud 32) Support

[gelbphoenix]

In short is this the same as #293 but for Nextcloud 32 (Nextcloud Hub 25 Autumn).

The release of NC 32 bricked instances – that are using this app - that auto upgraded from NC 31 to NC 32.

[unedited-despair]

The app itself works, but needs to manually be activated again in the admin web UI.

[tijder]

I upgraded nextcloud to 32. Then I activated nextcloud-oidc-login again. It goes to the url: /apps/oidc_login/oidc. But the page shows page not found.

[jwhb]

But the page shows page not found.

@tijder I had the same issue and it was resolved by restarting the process (in my case restarting the nextcloud app container via Podman).

[tijder]

Thanks @jwhb. I allready restarted Nextcloud, that didn't work. After restarting the Redis container oidc worked again.

[thmo]

The app itself does not declare compatibility with NC32.

[Tealk]

Yes, it's shown as incompatible, but it works for me.

[thesyntaxslinger]

Thanks @jwhb. I already restarted Nextcloud, that didn't work. After restarting the Redis container oidc worked again.

Restarting it? Or compose up && compose down?

I don't use docker and experienced the same issue, even after a restart. Rolled back.

If the issue was with redis, I can try updating again and clearing my redis cache too see if it resolves the issue, but you say you only restarted it and not compose up && compose down.

EDIT: Tried upgrading and running multiple `redis-cli FLUSHALL''s and nothing worked. The app is definitely bugged for NC 32.

[gelbphoenix]

Yes, it's shown as incompatible, but it works for me.

This is more it. Here are the commands which can be used in the CLI to activate the app again. (Here in a example where Nextcloud is installed bare metal)

sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:install oidc_login --force
sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:enable oidc_login --force
sudo systemctl restart redis.service php*fpm.service

But the app should declare that it is compatible with Nextcloud 32.

[thesyntaxslinger]

Yes, it's shown as incompatible, but it works for me.

This is more it. Here are the commands which can be used in the CLI to activate the app again. (Here in a example where Nextcloud is installed bare metal)

sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:install oidc_login --force
sudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:enable oidc_login --force
sudo systemctl restart redis.service php*fpm.service

But the app should declare that it is compatible with Nextcloud 32.

The app should not declare that it is compatible with Nextcloud 32 as of yet. As you can see here I followed your steps and I was still presented with the "Page not found" when trying to log in.

username@nextcloud ~ 
> # runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/updater/updater.phar 
Nextcloud Updater - version: v31.0.8-4-gd572618 dirty

Current version is 31.0.10.

Update to Nextcloud 32.0.1 available. (channel: "stable")
Following file will be downloaded automatically: https://download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/nextcloud-32.0.1.zip
Open changelog ↗

### Redacted nextcloud update log ###

Keep maintenance mode active? [y/N] n
Maintenance mode disabled

Maintenance mode is disabled
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:install oidc_login --force
oidc_login 3.2.2 installed
oidc_login enabled
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:enable oidc_login --force       
oidc_login already enabled
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # systemctl restart redis.service php*fpm.service
zsh: no matches found: php*fpm.service
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # systemctl restart redis.service php\*fpm.service 
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # systemctl restart nginx php\*fpm.service redis.service
                                                                                             
username@nextcloud ~ 
> # reboot        

Maybe this is an issue with postgres. Since I am running postgres as my database backend. Needs triage.

Edit: Confirmed fixed with redis-cli FLUSHALL + systemctl restart redis php8.4-fpm.service + occ db:add-missing-indices

[gelbphoenix]

The app should not declare that it is compatible with Nextcloud 32 as of yet. As you can see here I followed your steps and I was still presented with the "Page not found" when trying to log in.

username@nextcloud ~

# runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/updater/updater.phar
Nextcloud Updater - version: v31.0.8-4-gd572618 dirty

Current version is 31.0.10.

Update to Nextcloud 32.0.1 available. (channel: "stable")
Following file will be downloaded automatically: https://download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/nextcloud-32.0.1.zip
Open changelog ↗

### Redacted nextcloud update log ###

Keep maintenance mode active? [y/N] n
Maintenance mode disabled

Maintenance mode is disabled

username@nextcloud ~

# runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:install oidc_login --force
oidc_login 3.2.2 installed
oidc_login enabled

username@nextcloud ~

# runuser -u www-data -- php /var/www/nextcloud/occ app:enable oidc_login --force
oidc_login already enabled

username@nextcloud ~

# systemctl restart redis.service phpfpm.service
zsh: no matches found: phpfpm.service

username@nextcloud ~

# systemctl restart redis.service php*fpm.service

username@nextcloud ~

# systemctl restart nginx php*fpm.service redis.service

username@nextcloud ~

# reboot
Maybe this is an issue with postgres. Since I am running postgres as my database backend. Needs triage.

Have you updated the DB with the db:add-missing-indices occ command?

[frenzeldk]

I can confirm that with db:add-missing-indices run and restarting redis & php-fpm the plugin works just fine for me (before restarting the services I was also greeted with the page not found error).

[thesyntaxslinger]

Have you updated the DB with the db:add-missing-indices occ command?

I can confirm that with db:add-missing-indices run and restarting redis & php-fpm the plugin works just fine for me (before restarting the services I was also greeted with the page not found error).

Confirmed working and the missing piece of the puzzle was the db:add-missing-indices command.

This came up in the nextcloud overview section as well which I impatiently didn't check.

Apologize for the confusion!