I recently upgraded my Nextcloud instance on a Fedora server and faced several challenges, from compatibility issues with PHP 8.2 to database schema errors. Here’s how I navigated through the process.
Initially, I encountered an error stating my Nextcloud version was incompatible with PHP 8.2. To address this, I decided to upgrade Nextcloud instead of downgrading PHP.
Continue…This is quick log and guide on how I restored my home server after the old installation was damaged. This is based on Fedora 34, and is an updated version from my previous Migration guide from Arch to Fedora 30
Continue…This is outdated, and many information here is not applicable. Refere to the updated version here
Arch is an amazing linux distro, but being cutting-edge is the opposite of being stable. For my home server, I don’t need the latest and greatest as much as I need a stable server that does what it does with as less maintenance as possible. Hence, Archlinux is to replaced with a more stable Fedora distro.[Yep, I hate Ubuntu – though I believe it is a good distro all-around .. just don’t like it, personally].
Storage-wise, I have one harddrive for the system installation, and two identical hard drives (4TB each) making a RAID drive, for the data.
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