It come from the new "file cache" I have the same problem and I'm forced to use the commit : 25faa40bd09f35cfc14a699d23d2d747173922d3 to see all my files. I think that oc shoud use the file system to show files and use the database as a metainformation system or at least scan the current folder each time it's accessed to see if there is new files. I'm using oc in conjunction with samba and breaking this funccionality is an error I think,
Thanks, christophe PS : So for your problem : git checkout 25faa40bd09f35cfc14a699d23d2d747173922d3 and reinstall from this commit (the is one database table that was removed in newer commit and that will not be created if you just checkout) 2012/2/13 Daniel <[email protected]> > > I reinstalled OC from git a few days ago and Owncloud isn't displaying all > the > files in my data dir through the browser. The data dir was present when I > installed OC. > > I'm not getting any errors in the log files. If I try to create a folder > with > the same name as one owncloud isn't displaying - I get the error, same name > already exists, however after a refresh I can see the folder including it's > contents. > > I figured I would put this out to the list before submitting a bug report. > I've > installed owncloud before and never came across anything like this. Any > ideas? > > Thanks, > Daniel > _______________________________________________ > Owncloud mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud > -- ---------------------------------------------------- Quand on ramène le salaire minimum à 500 euros par mois, que les gens commencent à ne plus pouvoir survivre dans des conditions « humaines », on ne sauve pas un pays. On l’achève
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