Hi everyone.
I have recently gone on a bit of an update spree and while doing that figured out I didn’t have my vhost correctly setup to use the .htaccess files with “AllowOverride All”
However, setting that option completely broke my installtion, and I figured the culprit was an .htaccess file located in /nextcloud/apps.
I have the .htaccess file in /nextcloud, and AllowOverride All set in my virtual host for apache.
I also downloaded the latest release as a zip and checked on github, but I can’t find any reference to an .htaccess file in /nextcloud/apps there, so I’m wondering if this is a remnant from a previous version that I just found now due to my misconfiguration of AllowOverride.
Any hints are appreciated.
Edit for completeness: it’s version 27.1.3
root@nextcloud:/# pwd
/
root@nextcloud:/# find . -type f -name .htaccess
./app/www/src/.htaccess
./app/www/src/config/.htaccess
./app/www/public/.htaccess
./config/www/nextcloud/config/.htaccess
the best option for you is to deploy a fresh setup in a container and glance at the file structure there. also, try searching issues on github for .htaccess. or just wait half an hour till I make it out of bed to give you the info on where are .htaccess files on my setup.
