Nextcloud 27 upgrade breaks Nextcloud Office #2775
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Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviorI’ve run into a very strange Nextcloud Office issue after upgrading to Nextcloud 27 (Nextcloud AIO 6.1.1). Downgrading solves the issue, but I thought I should mention it in case others run into the same issue. After upgrading, I can no longer open documents in Nextcloud Office. If I create a new document, I get an error message stating that “document loading failed”. If I try to open an existing document, I get a partially loaded Nextcloud Office interface with a document stating “cannot decrypt this file, probably this is a shared file. Please ask the file owner to reshare the file with you”. This issue is however not affecting templates. I can open templates without any issues. Everything seems to be in order in the settings app as well (settings/admin/richdocuments). Allowing all IP addresses in the WOPI requests field doesn’t solve the issue. Host OSUbuntu 20.04 Nextcloud AIO versionNextcloud AIO 6.1.1 Current channelStable Other valuable info |
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Replies: 6 comments
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cc @juliushaertl do you know if something has changed on collabora side in code:23 that needs changes on AIO side? |
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@karlemilnikka do you have something related in collabora or nextcloud logs? |
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I don't think we had a related change in richdocuments but this sounds like nextcloud/richdocuments#2996 |
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Made a quick check on my instance - Office works for me on my mobile browser. |
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Thanks Julius! :) Duplicate of nextcloud/richdocuments#2996 then. |
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Now that Nextcloud AIO automatically upgrades the Nextcloud container to 27, more users are experiencing this issue. |
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Thanks Julius! :)
Duplicate of nextcloud/richdocuments#2996 then.