I have installed the latest version and it seems to be working
correctly. I backed up all files and moved them in from the backup copy
into the new OC installation directory. Syncing with the local copy took
some time but it seems OK now.
Notwithstanding, I tried to get 8.2.7 and test if occ would run with
php7. I moved /var/www/ownCloud to /var/www/ownCloud.bak and placed
ownCloud from the tar.bz2 there. Then I ran "sudo su - www-data occ
upgrade" but it said "This account is currently not available". I got
"scared" and reverted /var/www/ownCloud.bak to its previous location
(one user could change a file meanwhile and cause an error).
Unless I made a mistake when I tried this before, when I ran occ from
the tar.bz2 it asked for php5. And php5.6 wouldn't do. But I may not
remember correctly, so you may be correct.
If there is a safe way to test if occ runs with php7 in my current
installation, I can test it if you like.
Thanks.
João M. S. Silva
On 09/03/2016 12:18 PM, Chris wrote:
Hi,
i still think that you don't get the point here. Just:
1. Remove all files and folders except /data/ and /config/ from
/var/www/owncloud
2. Download the current version of your branch (e.g. 8.2.7) from
https://owncloud.org/changelog/
3. Extract the content of the archive to /var/www/owncloud
4. Run occ upgrade
Repeat this steps with 9.0.4 and 9.1.0. This issue here is not about any
dependency issue or distro upgrade. You just have skipped an major release
which is unsupported as stated at various points.
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