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[Bug]: setting speed limit causes client hang. #5242
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Just saying that I chopped the bottom of the client log... and sanitized it. Feel free to ask for more, but I'd prefer that to be somewhat private. |
to test that this wasn't a filesystem thing, I ran the following in L4W (Linux for windows) in the root of the nextcloud directory: find . -type f -ls -exec cat "{}" >/dev/null ; ... which completed without error. |
Similar with me, but Nextcloud goes completely unresponsive. I can’t open anything, and it just says “syncing” but without using bandwidth. Some part of the Log:
EDIT: Updated to the 3.6.3 Client which released some minutes ago, same issue. EDIT2: While the Nextcloud client is started i am not able to open the Windows Explorer. Only when I close nextcloud via the Task Manager does it open. |
I also just started running into this issue. :( Same problem on both 3.6.2 and 3.6.4. Edit: I updated my Nextcloud instance to the newest 24 version and my client version to 3.6.4. I then removed the sync, readded it, and resynced all the files. Seems to be working for now. |
Same problem with different Nextcloud client versions and windows 11 on my laptop. Edit: On my "old" Windows 10 Desktop with Version 3.6.4 and the same server everything is fine... |
Hi, I found a workaround here : #4106 Edit : the bug comes back, so the only way for me to get it working normally is to keep no speed limits. |
Yes deleting this block from the nextcloud.cfg indeed fixed the issue for me:
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Yes, no speed limits fixed the issue for me too. |
OP here ... so this is a workaround ... but not an acceptable one. Needs to be fixed. I was able to start the client and just turn off the limit --- in my case, getting to the sync failure takes most of a minute. So I suppose doing it this way depends on your setup. |
I got the problem with all computers of my company (30 persons), and with some others linked to my personal server. Seems to be related to the update to nextcloud 25, the bug appears with various versions of nextcloud desktop. It is systematic if speed limits has been set. |
Well looks like the issue has returned for me. Seems like it only worked for about a week and now I'm stuck on preparing for sync again. |
Looks similar than my issue. System & client version: Conditions:
So it seems to happen for files between 1 byte to 999,999 bytes. I tried to trace the bug, using some debug tools:
Last log messages before it freezes:
I want to have a closer look on what's going on in the main thread stack, using procexp.exe: Here what happens in logs with 0 byte file creation: https://pastebin.com/GiKcqa4p With 1 byte file: https://pastebin.com/EshNZrKz Both do that before:
There might be some kind of condition to decide weather to use bulk upload mode or not. |
The issue seems to dissapear when disabling the Upload bandwidth limit. I imagine something like the bandwidth limiting feature not working well in bulk mode - and/or with small files. |
Steps need to be done if you are affected by the bug:
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@stesee a faster way on is actually just turning off Wifi so Nextcloud never gets to the "sync" part. Then you can still open the GUI and turn off throttling. (I needed a slightly simpler way for some of my users to understand) You still need to kill the client in task manager first though to un-freeze it.
What an frustrating issue. I have throttling on so I don't over saturate my network every time a large file is uploaded. Can't believe this isn't a higher priority. |
had the same issue but updating the Windowsclient to 3.6.6 (from 3.4.0) had solved the problem for me. |
Still happening on 3.7.3. Nextcloud clients uses a lot of cpu and the computer begins overheating. Left-clicking or right-clicking on the tray icon does nothing, and the tray icon is the 'sync in progress' one. |
I had the same issue with the windows client after updating the server to v25 (more details here). Disabling the upload bandwidth limit worked for me too, but the update to client v3.7.4 alone wasn't enough either. As an additional workaround the sync can be disabled for folders containing specific files, for me |
I have the same exact problem on MacOS. Tried every possible fix until I remembered that I have recently set an upload limit. Removing it fixed the issue. Please, fix it. It's really important to me because I have a poor connection that can't keep up and is easily saturated whenever I upload a file unless I set an upload limit. |
Still happening on 3.8.0. Tested on Windows 10. Besides being completely unresponsive, it also seems to add significant lag to using the windows explorer. |
Still have this bug client: os: windows11 server: os: debian11 client log
server log
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Hi folks, this is now fixed with #5680 |
Bug description
Briefly, the client is locking up, repeatably. Locking up includes not responding to an open from the dock, locking up context menus in the windows shell and only responding to a task-manager kill. If the window is open, it locks up showing with "0B of 4.1MB file 1 of 34" or "7B of 4.1MB file 1 of 34"
Pertinent points:
Extra diagnostic points (not my first bug report):
Steps to reproduce
Start nextcloud, wait. Obviously, not for you. This is 100% repeatable on my system. Nextcloud is effectively not working until fixed. I'm not sure what's causing it.
Expected behavior
Nextcloud doesn't lock up?
Which files are affected by this bug
langs.xml
Operating system
Windows
Which version of the operating system you are running.
Windows 10 workstation
Package
Appimage
Nextcloud Server version
25.0.1
Nextcloud Desktop Client version
3.6.50 (although also any others I tested)
Is this bug present after an update or on a fresh install?
Fresh desktop client install
Are you using the Nextcloud Server Encryption module?
Encryption is Disabled
Are you using an external user-backend?
Nextcloud Server logs
Additional info
nextcloud-short.log
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