webdav remote storage: zero-length files
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Hey xcloner;
Nice plugin you have created here, congrats! I am however encountering a problem with my Nextcloud webdav remote storage; the connection works and the files are indeed nicely uploaded on a daily basis, but they always are 0 bytes (so empty).Additional info:
- backup files are not empty on local server (approx. 180Mb)
- when uploading via “manage backups” and clicking the upload icon on one of them, the upload starts and finishes after approx. 5 seconds and the upload modal says “done”
- the debug log has no relevant info (see below)
- when downloading the backup to my laptop and uploading it through a webdav client (Ubuntu Linux file explorer), the upload does succeed, indicating the problem is not with Nextcloud or its WebDav implementation
- when uploading the backup from origin server from the command line (using cadaver, a webdav cli client) the upload works, indicating the problem is not with the connection between the 2 servers or a OS-level issue.
[2019-11-06 10:17:08] xcloner_remote_storage.INFO: Upload done, disconnecting from remote storage WEBDAV [] []
[2019-11-06 10:17:05] xcloner_remote_storage.INFO: Transferring backup backup_blog.futtta.be-2019-11-05_14-20-sql-6c1f8.tgz to remote storage WEBDAV [“”] []
[2019-11-06 10:17:05] xcloner_remote_storage.INFO: Doing WEBDAV remote storage cleanup for 7 days limit [] []
[2019-11-06 10:17:05] xcloner_remote_storage.INFO: Creating the WEBDAV remote storage connection [“”] []Any idea of what the problem might be/ how to troubleshoot further?
frank
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