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If you has the old nextcloud system available, use the nextcloud migration feature. It will be a long process, however if you finds the logic of how it recognices users and matching the folders, you can script this to avoid days of manual work. However that will not work as the link between your users and their datafolders are broken. There is an occ command: files:transfer-ownership Occ maintenance:data-fingerprint EDIT: Forgot this step (There will be cache and index errors for that user, but the users will not see it) The painfull job comes now: You will have to identify each users original folder, and then move all content of their “old” folder, to their new folder. That way you can do the below right away. You can create them an empty folder with the excact name it will be, based on the attribute value you chose. Now first time a user logs in, it will create them a clean and new folder. Set the naming=a desired LDAP attribute, like CN, UID, etc.

System Settings → LDAP/AD integration → Advanced (top right in that screenshot) → Last foldable section (called special attributes here).

Sorry but this will be in English, freely translated from Danish as that is my system langiuage: Then try to configure the naming rule for users folder. Dump your Database to have a backup.īetter yet: If you can make a snapshot of your system. It does not sound like it is an issue in the LDAP integration though.įirst of all: Backup the entire /data/* folder. We are vernturing into a level where I has to say I am uncertain. When you installed and moved the user data by copy or RSYNC and you rescanned with OCC, it has matched the folders with the UID it created the user with in the Nextcloud database during their first login. Look at your data folder on the Ubuntu to verify the names of the folder. If you have not set a custom naming rule for the users folders, it will be set as the user UID.

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