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Fix rm path for update package #1625

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@MB-Finski MB-Finski commented Oct 9, 2022

Fixes a bening bug where the nextcloud update package won't be removed after unpacking when the code is run inside a docker container.

Also, for readability/clarity, remove an unnecessary "/var/www" from a cp command.

Edit: As a side note, the ncp-update-nc script uses absolute and relative path references variably. Absolute references using either $BASEDIR or $DATADIR would perhaps make the script more robust and future proof. Would such a commit/pull request make sense?

Signed-off-by: MB-Finski [email protected]

MB-Finski and others added 5 commits October 2, 2022 22:09
Improve docker compatibility: Change the backup directory for ./nextcloud/data to reside within the host file system (basedir) so as to avoid moving the data folder back and forth between the docker container and the host file system. In situations where the nextcloud data takes up more than the free available space on the host system, this may lead to loosing some or all of the data.

Signed-off-by: MB-Finski <[email protected]>
Improves docker compatibility. Placing the backup file in /var/www/ will cause a failure in rolling back the update on containerized setups ("Can only restore from ext/btrfs/zfs filesystems"). The host filesystem is most likely compatible so using $BASEDIR as the backup location *should* solve this issue for most users.

Signed-off-by: MB-Finski <[email protected]>
Change backup directory for docker compatibility
Fixes a bening bug where the nextcloud update package won't be removed after unpacking when the code is run inside a docker container.

Also, for readability/clarity, remove an unnecessary "/var/www" from a cp command. 

Signed-off-by: MB-Finski <[email protected]>
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