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« Advanced Usage Appendix A: Building the Client » The Automatic Updater¶The Automatic Updater ensures that you always have thelatest features and bug fixes for your Nextcloud synchronization client.The Automatic Updater updates only on macOS and Windows computers; Linuxusers only need to use their normal package managers. However, on Linux systemsthe Updater will check for updates and notify you when a new version isavailable.Basic Workflow¶The following sections describe how to use the Automatic Updater on differentoperating systems.Windows¶The Nextcloud client checks for updates and downloads them when available. Youcan view the update status under Settings -> General -> Updates in theNextcloud client.If an update is available, and has been successfully downloaded, the Nextcloudclient starts a silent update prior to its next launch and then restartsitself. Should the silent update fail, the client offers a manual download.NoteAdministrative privileges are required to perform the update.macOS¶The macOS client has an autoupdater which uses the Sparkle framework.This autoupdater is bundled into the client App Bundle and checks for updateson launch, notifying you if an update is available. This will present a pop-upthat can let you automatically download and install the latest client updatewith one click.In versions of the client where the Sparkle-based autoupdater is not bundled,a clickable notification will appear informing of an update being available.Upon clicking on said notification, the download page for the latest versionof the client will be opened in the system’s web browser.Like on other systems, you can view the update status underSettings -> General -> Updates in the Nextcloud client.Linux¶Linux distributions provide their own update tools, so Nextcloud clients that usethe Linux operating system do not perform any updates on their own. The clientwill inform you (Settings -> General -> Updates) when an update isavailable.Preventing Automatic Updates¶In controlled environments, such as companies or universities, you might notwant to enable the auto-update mechanism, as it interferes with controlleddeployment tools and policies. To address this case, it is possible to disablethe auto-updater entirely. The following sections describe how to disable theauto-update mechanism for different operating systems.Preventing Automatic Updates in Windows Environments¶Users may disable automatic updates by adding this line to the [General]section of their nextcloud.cfg files:Windows administrators have more options for preventing automatic updates inWindows environments by using one of two methods. The first method allows usersto override the automatic update check mechanism, whereas the second methodprevents any manual overrides.To prevent automatic updates, but allow manual overrides:Edit these Registry keys:(32-bit-Windows) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Nextcloud\Nextcloud(64-bit-Windows) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\Nextcloud\NextcloudAdd

A location on your system where you want to save your log file.Name the log file and click the ‘Save’ button.The log file is saved in the location specified.Command line¶Alternatively, you can launch the Nextcloud Log Output window using the--logwindow command. After issuing this command, the Log Output windowopens to show the current log. You can then follow the same proceduresmentioned above to save the log to a file.NoteYou can also open a log window for an already running session, byrestarting the client using the following command:Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Nextcloud\nextcloud.exe --logwindowmacOS: /Applications/nextcloud.app/Contents/MacOS/nextcloud --logwindowLinux: nextcloud --logwindowConfig file¶The Nextcloud client enables you to save log files directly to a predefined fileor directory. This is a useful option for troubleshooting sporadic issues asit enables you to log large amounts of data and bypass the limited buffersettings associated with the log window.To enable logging to a directory, stop the client and add the following to the General section in the configuration file:[General]logDebug=truelogExpire=hours>logDir=dir>Independent of platform you must use slash (/) as a path separator:NoteCorrect: C:/TempNot correct: C:TempAs an example, to keep log data for two days in a directory called temp:[General]logDebug=truelogExpire=48logDir=C:/TempOnce you restart the client, you will find the log file in the defined in logDir.NoteYou will find the configuration file in the following locations:Microsoft Windows systems: %APPDATA%\Nextcloud\nextcloud.cfgmacOS systems: $HOME/Library/Preferences/Nextcloud/nextcloud.cfgLinux distributions: $HOME/.config/Nextcloud/nextcloud.cfgAlternatively, you can start the client in the command line with parameters:To save to a file, start the client using the --logfile command,where is the filename to which you want to save the file.To save to a directory, start the client using the --logdir command, where is an existing directory.When using the --logdir command, each sync run creates a new file. To limitthe amount of data that accumulates over time, you can specify the--logexpire command. When combined with the --logdir command,the client automatically erases saved log data in the directory that is olderthan the specified number of hours.As an example, to define a test where you keep log data for two days, you canissue the following command:`nextcloud --logdir /tmp/nextcloud_logs --logexpire 48`Nextcloud server Log File¶The Nextcloud server also maintains an Nextcloud specific log file. This log filemust be enabled through the Nextcloud Administration page. On that page, you canadjust the log level. We recommend that when setting the log file level thatyou set it to a verbose level like Debug or Info.You can view the server log file using the web interface or you can open itdirectly from the file system in the Nextcloud server data directory.TodoNeed more information on this. How is the log file accessed?Need to explore procedural steps in access and in saving this file ... similarto how the log file is managed for the client. Perhaps it is detailed in theAdmin Guide and a link should be provided from here. I will look into thatwhen I begin heavily editing the Admin Guide.Webserver Log Files¶It can be helpful to view your webserver’s error log file to isolate anyNextcloud-related problems. For Apache on Linux, the error logs are typicallylocated in the /var/log/apache2 directory.