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Global Site Selector Node: Nextcloud Enterprise 21.0.7 with Global Site Selector 2.0.0
Global Scale Nodes. Nextcloud Enterprise 21.0.7 with Global Site Selector 2.0.0
if a user user1@gs-node1 tries to share a resource with user user1@gs-node2 the share fails with
Error creating the share: Sharing Templates failed, could not find user1@gs-node2, maybe the server is currently unreachable or uses a self-signed certificate.
gs-node2 is reachable from gs-node1 (they are on the same network) and no self-signed certificate are in use (I'm using mkcert to simulate trusted certificates).
If I set gs.federation to true, it works. According to documentation though, I understand that setting this parameter to true shouldn't be needed in a Global Scale setting.
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This seems to be a server issue actually, see nextcloud/server#14323 from the implementation I cannot really see yet how the gs nodes should be allowed if the mode is set to internal.
In the following setup:
if a user user1@gs-node1 tries to share a resource with user user1@gs-node2 the share fails with
gs-node2 is reachable from gs-node1 (they are on the same network) and no self-signed certificate are in use (I'm using mkcert to simulate trusted certificates).
If I set
gs.federation
totrue
, it works. According to documentation though, I understand that setting this parameter to true shouldn't be needed in a Global Scale setting.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: