Describe the bug
Although using STORAGE_USERS=posix (default when deploying via opencloud-compose repo), the server still logs something like
opencloud-1 | {"level":"error","service":"storage-users","host.name":"da308ec0490e","pkg":"rgrpc","traceid":"c00c6727a7ac7a4e8852f1cf0ee4a70b","error":"error: not found: no lock found","time":"2026-05-19T16:37:24Z","line":"github.com/opencloud-eu/reva/v2@v2.44.0/pkg/storage/pkg/decomposedfs/node/locks.go:299","message":"Decomposedfs: could not read lock"}
from time to time.
Steps to reproduce
In my case it happens sometimes when the browser extension Floccus uploads a set of browser bookmarks to my OpenCloud instance via WebDAV. No idea how to reproduce this exactly.
Expected behavior
The real or actual storage driver name.
Actual behavior
The decomposed storage driver name
Setup
opencloud-compose Docker compose deployment using keycloak, LDAP in auto-provisioning mode and app token for the WebDAV access.
Describe the bug
Although using
STORAGE_USERS=posix(default when deploying viaopencloud-composerepo), the server still logs something likefrom time to time.
Steps to reproduce
In my case it happens sometimes when the browser extension Floccus uploads a set of browser bookmarks to my OpenCloud instance via WebDAV. No idea how to reproduce this exactly.
Expected behavior
The real or actual storage driver name.
Actual behavior
The decomposed storage driver name
Setup
opencloud-composeDocker compose deployment using keycloak, LDAP in auto-provisioning mode and app token for the WebDAV access.