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Timeout while uploading to remote storage #161
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Hello, which kind of external storage are you using? Webdav? Thanks |
I'm using "Nextcloud" with user name and password. I just found this issue that would have probably helped me as well: #141 (just setting to a smaller chunkk size) |
Greetings, I have the same issue using external storage with webdav |
And it's not even limited to "slow" networks. We are sitting on a 1 Gbit-LAN and between the two Nextcloud-Instances that are federated is even a 10 Gbit connection, but I still can't download a 1.5 GB file via the federation with the same 30 second timeout in curl. (It manages about 1 GByte, then aborts the download, giving me a broken/truncated file). snippet from the relevant line in the log-file:
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Same here with NC 24.0.4.1 and backup 1.1.2. |
I am experiencing the same issue. I cannot upload my backup to my remote Nextcloud share. |
Same Problem here |
Hi, |
I'm running Nextcloud Hub II (23.0.1 RC1) with Backup 1.0.4.
Creating a local backup works and
occ backup:point:pack 202201...
creates a pack.When trying to use
occ backup:point:upload 202201...
I run intoConnectException cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 30000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received
.It seems to be kind of a server issue (nextcloud/server#26071), since it ca be "resolved" by setting /path/to/nextcloud/lib/private/Http/Client/Client.php RequestOptions::TIMEOUT to a larger value (240s).
To link another of the countless related issues I came across: nextcloud/server#18103
To me it looks like the "chunked" or whatever upload that is used by the web interface is not used by CLI operations. Since I have a rather slow (50 Mbit/s) DSL connection (on both server instances) it is not possible to transfer the 100MB files within the default 30s curl timeout.
As read in some other issue, I played around with the federated share:
Therefore, I don't really know if this repo is the correct place for the issue. Nevertheless, I guess it might serve as a workaround for others that run into the same problem.
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