nextcloud/server

Tip Help move this idea forward Use the 👍 reaction to show support for this feature. Avoid commenting unless you have relevant information to add; unnecessary comments create noise for subscribers. Subscribe to receive notifications about status changes and new comments. The occ taskprocessing:list command does not have a limit on the no. of results returned, when the list is long, it can take a while to render all the tasks with every detail about them. A new option can be added that has a default of say 10 to only fetch these many tasks from the DB and output that only. The command is defined here https://github.com/nextcloud/server/blob/7ddb822c798c2e65634b2c79dbb323711a961fa5/core/Command/TaskProcessing/ListCommand.php

Bug description When files:scan (or any code path that resolves a user's primary group via getSID()) is executed for an LDAP/AD user, a PHP warning is emitted: Error during scan: ldap_read(): Search: Invalid DN syntax The error is cosmetic (it doesn't break authentication or file access), but it registers as an error in occ files:scan output and pollutes logs. Root cause getDomainDNFromDN() in apps/user_ldap/lib/Access.php calls ldap_explode_dn($dn, 0), which returns an array that includes a 'count' key with an integer value (e.g. 4). The foreach loop does not skip non-string elements, so after finding the first dc= component, the integer 4 is appended to $domainParts: // ldap_explode_dn("cn=John Doe,ou=staff,dc=example,dc=com", 0) returns: // [0=>'cn=John Doe', 1=>'ou=staff', 2=>'dc=example', 3=>'dc=com', 'count'=>4] foreach ($allParts as $part) { if (!$dcFound && str_starts_with($part, 'dc=')) { $dcFound = true; } if ($dcFound) { $domainParts[] = $part;

Tip Help move this idea forward Use the 👍 reaction to show support for this feature. Avoid commenting unless you have relevant information to add; unnecessary comments create noise for subscribers. Subscribe to receive notifications about status changes and new comments. Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Yes, I would like to see as an admin the groups that my apps are enabled for when using occ app:list Describe the solution you'd like When version 1.0.0 of app myapp is enabled for group mygroup, I currently see myapp: 1.0.0 under the enabled list of apps I want to see `myapp: 1.0.0 (enabled for mygroup) Describe alternatives you've considered Login and check groups via admin UI Do a database query to check groups that an app is enabled for Additional context

Tip Help move this idea forward Use the 👍 reaction to show support for this feature. Avoid commenting unless you have relevant information to add; unnecessary comments create noise for subscribers. Subscribe to receive notifications about status changes and new comments. Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Recently i needed to search for a certain file and while i was able to find my file using the search function, i afterwards wondered, where is the file located. Somehow this information was not viewable anywhere, neither in details nor in an action in the context menu when clicking on the 3 dots of a file. Describe the solution you'd like It would be great when: the context menu has an option 'locate this file' which leads you to the specific file the details panel has a filepath header which shows the filepath where the file is located

⚠️ This issue respects the following points: ⚠️ This is a bug, not a question or a configuration/webserver/proxy issue. This issue is not already reported on Github OR Nextcloud Community Forum (I've searched it). Nextcloud Server is up to date. See Maintenance and Release Schedule for supported versions. I agree to follow Nextcloud's Code of Conduct. Bug description When configuring SMB external storage via occ, using: php occ files_external:option <mount_id> password '' stores a password field as a mount option. It can then be exposed in plaintext via: php occ files_external:list --output=json as options.password. This is problematic for two reasons: It’s a potential secret-leak footgun (password in plaintext options output). It does not reliably set the SMB authentication credential where the SMB backend expects it (the correct credential setter is php occ files_external:config <mount_id> password ''). I’m proposing guardrails/warnings (or rejection) when attempt