cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/36410134

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/36348624

I am running grapheneos and got nc from fdroid if it matters. I also use nc on my local network only.

So I could not find logs that pointed to any specific file giving the errors. Still I took the advice that it might have to do with file names. That made me suspect it had to do with my music folder which has some foreign music, so i renamed files with a special character. So far it seems that was it. This was odd because those files have been there and synced for a while, but the message was not happening until recently. Still wanted to update in case someone else has this issue there is some resolution that might be helpful.

So I couldn't really find what are the offending filenames, but they were from the music folder. I guess I didn't mention that that was the most recent folder I set as a two way sync. I get most of my music from yt-dl and naturally wanted to have it on both my laptop and phone. I since have discovered Power Ampache 2 . It is a music player and it can just stream and download your music on your Next Cloud. So far it works well and I have no more errors regarding filenames as I no longer need the Next Cloud app to do a two way sync.

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[–] 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

What should I use if I just want dumb file storage that is accesible from any device (linux/windows/android) remotely? I'm already self hosting a media server if that matters

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 child)

    If you don't need a web GUI, just WebDAV is a good protocol, nginx can serve files over it. SFTP is good too.

    Here's a tutorial for WebDAV / Docker, it boils down to one command. No databases, performance issues, security nightmares.

    https://sfuhrm.de/building-your-own-secure-webdav-server-with-docker/

    "The image is only around 5.3 MB in size and the container takes around 10 MB of memory."

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