We may not actually know if a download has been successful, just that the bytes have left the server - we don't know if they arrived at the client or if the file was assembled, and there are two code paths - webdav clients and mobile apps and web. What count do you want here? Do you count your own downloads, or only shared downloads? What about shares you do not own but are shared with you? My thinking was that if the file is shared via link, it would tell you how many times the link was accessed.
I think that's a pretty straight-forward way of counting it. I would totally agree to the solution GreatEmerald suggested: By the way, I guess, this is like all the counters in the web work - they are not counting a download successful or not, they simply count how often a link was accessed.
I think that is a good way to count - access is ok for me, and a close proxy for downloads. What about where it might appear? This can start to clutter things with not so useful bits of information, so maybe an addition to the share link view, as an option the admin can set? Also note, this should display in the activity feed for the file - and since activity feed for the file is not on a per file basis, that could meet this need.
Ok, this is likely not going to make 9. I know this is small, but it is not on the list. Jump to bottom. Copy link. Thanks The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. DeepDiver closed this Nov 29, Its very sad to see how closed you guys are to this feature. Logging has always been a part of every business related services.
Thank you for correcting me. BTW what is the name of the module? What do I do now? As a cloud-native platform, ownCloud Infinite Scale embraces open standards and relies on the microservice architecture. We look forward to reach general availability in Q2 You can re-watch the segment here and learn more about migration in the docs. The documentation at owncloud. For authentication functionality out of the box, it comes with Kopano Konnect. A lot of smaller features are also already available, such as file integrity checking using checksums, downloading multiple files at once as archives, sharing with groups and quota support.
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Hi, We are running NextCloud We want to know if there is a possibility to check how many times a file is downloaded? Kr, Joeri. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. I create a file in a folder shared with Owncloud and it always upload a correct file not corrupted.
When I create a file in a folder shared with Owncloud it sometimes uploads a corrupted file. The file has the same size as the original one, but is corrupted. The original files have been created in the owncloud folder on purpose to test the bug.
Possibly the same bug as ? It's a ramdom bug I've past massivly 50 files in my owncloud folder, then i did a md5sum on the server to find the corrupted files among all of them. Operating system: Ubuntu The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. PVince81 I think that might be of interest to you?
Sorry, something went wrong. No, as you can see in my description, the examples files are directly downloaded from the server so they are not encrypted. A binary compare show that the first 0x bytes are corrupted You can find the same part later in the file. Verrry weird. CC VincentvgNn. I think this could possibly be the client's fault.
On the other hand I think it's odd that the file ends up having the right size and that we consistently see the first 16kb being replaced by a later 16kb chunk of the same file.
I don't see a reason why the first read would go wrong in this particular way, but it might happen. It could also be a server bug.
I'll try to reproduce this locally with the 1.
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